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LSU announces football games vs in-state HBCUs Grambling and Southern
LSU vs Southern ..... September 10, 2022

LSU vs Grambling .... September 9, 2023

Both games in Tiger Stadium. Southern and Grambling have rich college football traditions but LSU has never played either before. Because these are in-state games and coming soon, they will almost surely be played, no buyouts. Southern and LSU are both in Baton Rouge, about 8 miles apart.

Southern and Grambling are members of the SWAC conference, FCS, and annually play a Bayou Classic rivalry game.

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/...2b874.html
(This post was last modified: 06-01-2020 03:27 PM by quo vadis.)
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