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.

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.

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.