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Tigers and Cubs: Week 6 vs. Kentucky

LSU’s SEC schedule took a tough turn after a 20-17 overtime loss to Kentucky, a result that exposed critical vulnerabilities for the Tigers in a stretch where they must dominate weaker opponents. The Wildcats capitalized on multiple LSU turnovers and defensive miscues, forcing a road overtime that Lane Kiffin’s team could ill afford.

Despite flashes of brilliance—including Jackson Harris’s standout performance with a 41-yard end-around touchdown and seven catches for 84 yards by Dilin Jones—LSU’s offense struggled to sustain momentum, while TJ Dottery led the defense with 12 tackles and an 84.1 PFF grade in the absence of injured standout Whit Weeks. Quarterback Sam Leavitt showed resilience with two costly interceptions, but otherwise managed the game effectively, setting up Jones as a potential safety valve in passing situations when pressure mounted.

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