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WBRZ News 2 coverage of LSU's Championship parade through LSU will be seen live Saturday morning on WBRZ and WBRZ +.  It will also be streamed live on the WBRZ Facebook page.

The parade comes after the Tigers National Championship victory Monday. The parade will begin at LSU School of Music at 11 a.m. and end at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, where a full celebration will be held at noon. The campus will open to tailgaters at 8 a.m.

Doors to the Maravich Assembly Center open at 9:30 a.m. and Parish County Line will perform outside the PMAC beginning at 9:30. Food and beverages will be available for purchase both inside and outside the arena.

Free parking on campus for fans attending the parade and celebration will be in lots 107, 109 and 110 (at the Nicholson Gateway area), lot 401 (south stadium), 402 and 404 (Nicholson extension), lots 304, 305 and 309 (The Oaks at Patrick F. Taylor) as well as lots around the LSU Student Union. RV parking will be in lot 407 off Skip Bertman Drive.

The parking lots and spaces listed below that are located on the parade route will be closed to all vehicles. Personal vehicles left in these lots will be subject to relocation beginning at 5 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 18. Once the area is secured, no LSU departmental vehicles parked in the lots will be allowed to exit.

• Lot 203 (Peabody)
• Lot 204 (Thomas Boyd)
• Lot 202 (Indian Mounds)
• Huey P. Long Circle
• Music & Dramatic Arts Circle
• Street parking along Dalrymple Drive
• Street parking along Donahue Drive
• Street parking along Fieldhouse Drive

The parking lots listed below will be reserved for parade-related vehicles. Unauthorized vehicles in these lots will be subject to relocation beginning at 5 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 18.

• Lot 101 (West Stadium Lot)
• Lot 104 (Bernie Moore Lot)
• Lot 201 (PMAC Lot)
• Lot 300 (Powerhouse Lane)
• Lot 405 (Football Operations)

The National Champions will be honored with an on-campus parade that will culminate with a celebration inside the PMAC at 11 a.m. Saturday! #GeauxTigers

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— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) January 15, 2020

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