The Auburn football team and LSU meet in Week 3 of the college football season in the SEC opener for both teams.
Find game time, TV channel and how to watch online information below.
The Auburn football team enters Week 3 ranked No. 7 in the AP Top 25 rankings. LSU is not far behind at No. 12.
This SEC West matchup will give one of the Tigers a leg up in the division and another boost for their College Football Playoff resume. Auburn owns a win against former No. 6 Washington and LSU beat then-No. 8 Miami in Week 1.
Auburn football vs. LSU game time, details
When: Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018
Game time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Where: Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Ala.
Line: Auburn (-9.5)
Weather report: 90 at kickoff. Full report here.
Which TV channel is Auburn-LSU on?
The Auburn-LSU game will be televised by CBS. Brad Nessler will provide play-by-play coverage on the broadcast with Gary Danielson as analyst and Jamie Erdahl the sideline reporter.
How can I watch Auburn-LSU online?
The Auburn-LSU game can be viewed online at CBSSports.com.
How can I listen to Auburn-LSU on the radio?
The Auburn Radio Network with Rod Bramblett (play-by-play), Stan White (analyst) and Ronnie Brown (sideline) will call the game. You also can find the game on Sirius 103 and XM 191.
Auburn-LSU, keys to the game
- The quarterback battle will be one that most people are watching Saturday. Auburn QB Jarrett Stidham is healthy, looks calm in the pocket and is making good decisions. He’s throwing darts. He’s also shown that he learns from mistakes. He went 9 for 26 against LSU last season and was non-existent in the second half. Stidham remembers and won’t let that happen again. Plus, he has a lot of playmakers surrounding him.
- On the other side, Ohio State transfer Joe Burrow is 2-0 as a starter after LSU beat Miami and Southeastern Louisiana. He’s completed 21-of-44 passes with two touchdowns and without an interception. Is Burrow ready for his first SEC game — on the road, no less?
- The Auburn football running game is starting to take shape. After being contained to less than 150 rushing yards by a solid Washington defense, JaTarvious Whitlow and freshman Shaun Shivers went past 100 yards last week against Alabama State. But that’s not the same defense the Tigers will face Saturday against LSU.
- Nick Brossette is 13th in the nation in rushing, averaging 131.0 yards per game with two touchdowns. He will have Auburn’s full attention.