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LSU Tigers vs Kentucky Wildcats — October 10, 2026
34–35
About This Game
Kentucky and LSU traded the lead all night, and the Wildcats finished on top 35-34. LSU opened with a 24-yard field goal from Scott Starzyk, but Kentucky answered on CJ Baxter's 3-yard run. Zach Grace's 22-yard catch from Sam Leavitt put LSU ahead 10-7, and Brock Coffman's 55-yard punt return flipped the score to 10-14. Jackson Harris's 10-yard touchdown pass from Leavitt made it 17-14 before Kenny Minchey's 1-yard run gave Kentucky a 21-17 lead at the half.
The second half became a field-goal duel. Starzyk and Adam Zouagui traded kicks, and Roman Mothershed's 41-yard touchdown catch from Harris put LSU up 27-24. Zouagui's 33-yard field goal with 12 seconds left tied it at 27-27 and forced overtime.
LSU drew first blood in overtime when Leavitt scored on a 15-yard run. Baxter answered with a 1-yard touchdown run, and Minchey's two-point run gave Kentucky the 35-34 win. LSU's 23 drives produced 1,149 yards and eight touchdowns. This game is available as a Gameprint, custom wall art that visualizes every drive.
Game highlights: Minchey's two-point run for the win, Zouagui's 33-yard tying field goal, Brock Coffman's 55-yard punt return, Baxter's overtime touchdown run, Roman Mothershed's 41-yard touchdown catch
Summary written with AI from the official play-by-play.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did LSU Tigers play Kentucky Wildcats?
LSU Tigers played Kentucky Wildcats on October 10, 2026 at Kroger Field.
What was the final score of LSU Tigers vs Kentucky Wildcats?
The final score was LSU Tigers 34, Kentucky Wildcats 35.
What does the LSU Tigers vs Kentucky Wildcats Gameprint show?
Every drive — touchdowns, field goals, punts and turnovers — from the official play-by-play of this game, laid out in order from kickoff to the final whistle, in your choice of team colors.
Sizes, framing, shipping and color options: see the Gameprints FAQ.
LSU vs Kentucky in numbers
- 7 lead changes
- 1 time tied
- 7-point largest lead (LSU)
- 23 drives
- 8 touchdown drives (LSU 5, Kentucky 3)
- 3 drives ended by a turnover or on downs (LSU 2, Kentucky 1)
- 77-yard touchdown drive, the longest of the game (Kentucky)
Counted from the play-by-play behind this print — every drive on the poster is one of these plays.
