A matchup that has been circled on Alabama's schedule dating back to the offseason, the Crimson Tide's upcoming game against the LSU Tigers could very easily be their biggest yet.
With both teams owning two losses, Alabama vs. LSU in Week 10 could essentially be labeled as a potential College Football Playoff (CFP) elimination game. A third loss could be detrimental to either's CFP aspirations, only adding to the potential storylines entering this latest chapter of a series that has been among the SEC's best over the last two decades.
Alabama enters this latest matchup sitting at 6-2 overall, as does LSU. The Crimson Tide are 4-2 against SEC foes, while LSU has played one fewer conference game at 3-2.
Both of Alabama and LSU will come into this
season's matchup ranked in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll, with the Crimson Tide coming in at No. 10, while the Tigers are No. 13. Kalen DeBoer, who is 2-0 against LSU, is also making his first trip to Baton Rouge since Alabama's dominant 42-13 road win, while this will be Lane Kiffin's first game as the Tigers head coach against the Crimson Tide.
Here is a look at the opening odds for the massive Week 10 showdown between Alabama and LSU in Baton Rouge.
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. LSU Tigers Week 10 game odds:
Odds according to FanDuel as of Monday, Oct. 26:
- Spread: LSU (-2.5)
- Money Line: Alabama (+130), LSU (-156)
- Over/Under: 52.5
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. LSU Tigers Week 10 channel, start time, streaming:
Alabama and LSU will meet inside Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Saturday, Nov. 7. The game is set to start at 3:30 p.m. ET live on ABC.
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