The LSU Football team is just four days away from kicking off their season on Sunday night against the USC Trojans. The Tigers will be looking to win their first season opener since the 2019 National Championship season. The game will be just the third meeting between LSU and USC, as the teams are currently tied at 1-1 in the season series.

The game will be played at the Las Vegas Raiders’ Allegiant Stadium, which has been sold out for nearly a month. Here are all the details you need for the upcoming game:

Where can I watch the match and when is it taking place?

The LSU Tigers kick off their season on Sunday night with a standalone game against the Trojans. The game is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 PM Eastern Time, 6:30 PM Central Time, or 4:30 PM Pacific Time if you’re on the West Coast for the game. If you want to watch the game, it’s available on ABC or if you’re an ESPN+ subscriber, you can stream it from any device. ESPN’s A-Team of Kirk Herbstreit, Rece Davis and Holly Rowe will be on the sidelines for the broadcast.

Where can I listen to the radio?

If you can’t watch the game but still want to listen on the radio, you’re in luck. The game will be broadcast on the LSU Sports Radio Network (98.1 FM in Baton Rouge) and on Sirius XM’s ESPN radio.

Should I watch out for injuries?

There is only one injury to keep an eye on for LSU and that is Wide Receiver Chris Hilton Jr. who is questionable with a bone bruise. USC Defensive Back Zion Branch is nursing a finger/hand injury but appears ready to go for the game.

The biggest storyline for LSU Football in this season opener is breaking their dreadful losing streak. The Tigers haven’t won a season opener since the 2019 National Championship season. Brian Kelly is 0-2 in season openers at LSU, a trend that needs to change, especially with the 12-team College Football Playoff coming up.

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