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LSU’s Tiger Stadium on a Saturday night in Baton Rouge is one of college football’s most unique venues. It starts with an afternoon full of tailgating. The menu consists of the Bayou’s best alligator sausage, gumbo and even a little crawfish, all washed down with some fine Cajun potion. By around 5 p.m., the BBQs begin to simmer. Tiger fans begin to growl. By kick off, Tiger Stadium transforms into Death Valley and literally begins to shake. It’s an intimidating atmosphere for any opponent, and one that every college football fan needs to experience at least once. Make this the season you take a trip to Death Valley with LSU football tickets from ABCTickets.com.

Head coach Les Miles enters his second season as the Tigers’ field general. After taking over for current Miami Dolphins head coach Nick Saban before the 2005 season, Miles led the Tigers to an SEC West Division title and an emphatic blowout of Miami in the Peach Bowl. With the majority of the talent returning, the Bayou Bengals will be looking for more this year.

Quarterback JaMarcus Russell had a breakout season in 2005, before suffering a season-ending injury in the SEC Championship Game against Georgia. But back-up Matt Flynn filled in admirably, giving Miles the luxury of two reliable, experienced signal callers to orchestrate his pro-style offense. The backfield will also get a boost with the return of bruising tailback Alley Broussard. As a sophomore, Broussard led the Tigers in rushing, but suffered a season-ending injury before he could step onto the field last year. He’s back and will join Justin Vincent to form one of the nation’s top backfields. Receiver Dwayne Bowe is one of the best in the SEC and is capable of getting behind the secondary in a blink of an eye. They’ll need every bit of their explosive offense to tackle the typically brutal SEC schedule.

Before conference play begins, the Tigers must deal with a difficult game with Mike Stoops’ improving Arizona Wildcats. In-state rival Tulane will also visit Tiger Stadium in a highly-anticipated September game. Fresno State and the University Louisiana-Lafayette round out the Tigers’ non-conference slate. The Bayou will be boiling again, as the Tigers prepare to make another run at an SEC title and berth in a BCS bowl. A Saturday night in Baton Rouge is a one-of-a-kind experience for any college football fan. So make arrangements to be in Death Valley this fall with LSU Tigers football tickets from ABCTickets.com.