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· 9h · on MSN

Florida football vs. LSU live updates: LSU takes slim lead into halftime

Florida football faces No. 4 LSU in its SEC opener and Week 3 showdown. Follow live updates from Tiger Stadium.

· 5h · on MSN

Live Updates: LSU Football vs. Florida Gators in Week 3 SEC Matchup

· 15h

Florida vs. LSU FREE LIVE STREAM (9/13/25): Watch college football, Week 3 online | Time, TV channel

· 13h

LSU-Florida get into it before their matchup

Players from both LSU and Florida get a little chippy before their game starts.

· 20m

LSU beat Florida behind 5 INTs, and Brian Kelly took issue with questions about offense

· 12h

Here’s how to watch Florida vs. LSU live for free: Start time, streaming

· 8h

LSU football offense continues to slump in Florida win

LSU's success rate on the ground was 16%, one of LSU's worst marks in recent history.

· 8h

LSU football vs Florida highlights: LSU grabs 5 interceptions in win over Florida

· 19h

Why is LSU wearing gold uniforms? Explaining the Tigers' "gold-out" against Florida

LSU rolls past Florida: No. 3 Tigers pick up key SEC win, Gators star QB DJ Lagway continues to struggle

No. 3 LSU's defense rose to the occasion in another spotlight situation on Saturday night as the Tigers intercepted Florida quarterback DJ Lagway five times in a 20-10 victory. LSU needed all the help its defense could offer amid another subpar offensive effort.

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Here’s how to watch USF vs. Miami live for free: Start time, streaming

USF vs. Miami will air on The CW. Check your local listings to find the channel connected to your local CW affiliate. In the New York City area, you’ll be able to watch The CW on PIX-11. If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to stream the Miami game for free.

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Florida football vs USF highlights: Bulls shock the Gators in The Swamp

Florida quarterback DJ Lagway throws his first interception while trying to target J. Michael Sturdivant on a deep pass. USF's James Chenault came down with the pick. After video review the play is upheld, the Bulls get the ball at their own 18-yard line.