... 6-0 start, including three wins over Top 25 teams, and a No. 9 ranking in the polls, LSU figures to have no problems Saturday night in Death Valley versus the McNeese St. Cowboys.

Just because LSU is playing an FCS team doesn't mean the Tigers can take it easy against the Southland Conference school in their first ever meeting.

While LSU's defense has played stellar in the first half of the season, the offense has been shakier than a drug addict going through withdrawal.

Tigers coach Les Miles can use this game against the Cowboys to prepare for LSU's next two games against SEC West rivals Auburn (Oct. 23) and Alabama (Nov. 6). Those games are more vital in de...

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