at Arkansas State
10/5/2024 | 6 p.m. CT
Jags Radio Network
BATON ROUGE, La. – South Alabama Football fought admirably in the second half but could not overcome a slow start as the Jaguars fell to No. 14 LSU, 42-10, Saturday night at Tiger Stadium.
The loss dropped South Alabama to 2-3 for the season while LSU improved to 4-1.
"Obviously, we just started very poorly," said head coach Major Applewhite. "Defensively, we gave up two huge plays. We had a touchdown and an explosive play to the one-inch line.