The LSU Soccer team (9-5-3, 4-2-3 SEC) battled Kentucky (10-4-3, 4-2-3 SEC) to a 1-1 draw on Sunday afternoon inside the LSU Soccer Stadium.

We’ve got a huge matchup to start the day, with the No. 10 LSU Tigers facing off with the No. 17 Vanderbilt Commodores.

The SEC made a decision on potential punishment for Vanderbilt following its field-storming celebration after defeating LSU.

In the matchup with Pavia and Vanderbilt’s offense, the absence of junior linebacker Whit Weeks and defensive tackle Bernard Gooden was sorely felt as LSU (5-2, 2-2 SEC) appeared to lack some speed and instinct against the option style attack from the Commodores (6-1 2-1).

Last year, quarterback Diego Pavia led Vanderbilt to a stunning 40-35 upset at home over Alabama — then the nation’s No. 1 team. That victory made the Commodores players on the national stage, bringing them to heights they’ve never reached as a program.

It's not a good sign when a team's best tackle option posted a PFF grade that ranks amongst the worst in the entire country, and has done so in two of the last three games. After LSU head coach Brian Kelly produced a factory line of elite blockers at Notre Dame,

LSU football will be without one of its starting offensive linemen for its big game against Texas A&M Saturday night inside Tiger Stadium.

LSU football QB Garrett Nussmeier played a clean game vs. Vanderbilt. Where does the LSU gunslinger rank in ESPN's updated QBR?