That will change at 6 p.m. Saturday, when the Tigers (7-4) and Sooners (6-5) meet to wrap up their regular seasons. Because Oklahoma upset Alabama last week, both teams are bowl eligible, with hopes of ending their disappointing years on a positive note.

The Oklahoma Sooners are visiting LSU's 100-year-old Tiger Stadium for the first time in program history this week in a regular season finale that will influence both teams' postseason plans.

LSU takes on Oklahoma in the regular season finale on Saturday at 6 p.m. CT in Tiger Stadium in the first meeting for these two teams in the SEC. The Tigers and Sooner have met twice since 1950 with LSU winning in the 2004 Sugar Bowl and in the 2019 Peach Bowl,

John Hoover and Ryan Chapman offer their real-time observations from Tiger Stadium for the fourth-ever meeting between the Sooners and the LSU Tigers.

LSU football closes out the regular season with a home date with SEC newcomer Oklahoma inside Tiger Stadium. Follow score, live updates here.

LSU trailed at one point in the second quarter, 14-10, in its first-ever meeting in Tiger Stadium between the two programs but the Tigers used a 27-3 run to take hold of the ballgame for good, 37-17.

LSU will host Oklahoma in Tiger Stadium for the first time ever on Saturday Night for the regular season finale. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. CT on ESPN and the LS