How to watch Arch Manning in Texas vs. LSU: Start time, livestream

Detailed summary

The Longhorns are looking to win their fourth game in a row this evening.

Tonight, the Texas Longhorns’ senior quarterback and New Orleans native returns to his home state for a huge game against Sam Leavitt’s LSU Tigers at Baton Rouge’s Tiger Stadium.

“It’s special for me,” Manning said. “Great atmosphere … SEC road game at night. That’s what it’s all about.”

Ahead of the high-stakes “Death Valley” showdown, 7-2 Texas — who are ranked sixth in the country at the time of publication — has tallied three consecutive wins, including victories over ranked schools, No. 19 Ole Miss and No. 22 Missouri.

Meanwhile, No. 21 LSU sits on the CFP bubble at 6-3 after a painful 31-13 loss to No. 3 Alabama last weekend, where they were outscored 21-10 in the second half.

“Really disappointing end to the game,” Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin said in a postgame press conference.

“We take the lead with three minutes left in the third quarter and then after that, they go down and score and we play a really bad 18 minutes of football…really disappointed for our fans.”

Oddsmakers give LSU a 4.5-point advantage but don’t miss this one. We’re expecting an instant classic.

Tonight’s (Nov. 14) Texas vs. LSU game is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET.

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