Football returns but LSU is, for the most part, eerily quiet
BATON ROUGE - It's game day!
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, a little taste of "normal" returns Saturday: College football and LSU game day. Although, the first home game of the season is far from normal.
Tiger Stadium will only be at 25% capacity. There is no tailgating.
Masks are required on campus.
VIRTUAL: Click here to watch the LSU band march down Victory Hill. This tradition is being missed this year, but the video is made up of a march into the stadium from the record 2019 season.
See the strange scenes below.
Glad to be back ?? Less than 90 minutes until kickoff between #LSU and Mississippi State @WBRZ pic.twitter.com/IHWGOI30Cd
— Reggie Chatman Jr. (@ReggieChatman) September 26, 2020Trending News
A very light crowd here for the Tiger Walk, but it’s Gameday #LSU pic.twitter.com/vGrlzP9ezt
— Michael Cauble (@Cauble) September 26, 2020
Game Day at #LSU in 2020. pic.twitter.com/IhJ2OodSnh
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) September 26, 2020
QB1 @MylesBrennan takes the field ahead of his first start #LSU pic.twitter.com/YIYBJG8BBN
— Reggie Chatman Jr. (@ReggieChatman) September 26, 2020
Myles Brennan gets announced as the starter in Tiger Stadium and for the first time today we get some crowd noise. #LSU @WBRZ pic.twitter.com/IIzoAxxquZ
— Reggie Chatman Jr. (@ReggieChatman) September 26, 2020
The 2019 National Championship Flag has been raised.
— Reggie Chatman Jr. (@ReggieChatman) September 26, 2020
Real taste of what the crowd noise will sound like. @WBRZ pic.twitter.com/g8xJcWQF1A