The LSU Tigers were one of the more intriguing teams in college football heading into the year, as they were facing a major quarterback change — going from Heisman winner Jayden Daniels to the backup-in-waiting Garrett Nussmeier and looking to make that surge into the new 12-team playoff picture.

Brian Kelly and the LSU football staff continue preparation for Week 7 against the Ole Miss Rebels in a Top-15 showdown in Death Valley. For the Bayou Bengals,

With four minutes and 45 seconds left in the first quarter of LSU’s football game against South Alabama, a freshman running back from Oklahoma City scored LSU’s third touchdown of

LSU freshman running back Caden Durham proved to be a critical piece of the Tigers' attack again on Saturday against South Alabama.

LSU true freshman running back Caden Durham has given the Bayou Bengals' rushing attack life as the program begins shifting focus to SEC play in the coming week

Durham’s bull-like force didn’t stop there in LSU’s 42-10 win over South Alabama. The next offensive play, Nussmeier handed the ball off, and Durham powered through the middle for an 86-yard run. He was tripped up at the one-yard line, but set LSU up for another touchdown.

"You're not going to get much from me on injuries this week," Kelly said with a smirk. Although Kelly has been informative about injuries to his players since he arrived at LSU three years ago, this season is the first the Southeastern Conference has mandated a "player availability" report for conference games.

The true freshman running back propelled the Tigers to a Week 5 win, suffered an apparent foot injury in the first half.