In Fayetteville on Saturday night, the Razorbacks will host LSU in a game that will be nationally televised on ESPN. In its previous game, of course, Arkansas knocked off Tennessee in prime time on ABC. If the Hogs can combine that win with a victory over LSU in prime time on ESPN, this team will start receiving lots of national attention.

No. 8 LSU will hop on a flight later this week and head to Fayetteville for a date against the Arkansas Razorbacks for Saturday night in Donald W. Reynolds Stadium. After battling back and capturing a critical victory over the Ole Miss Rebels in Week 7,

No. 1 Texas will play its biggest game of the regular season when it hosts No. 5 Georgia on Saturday night during the Week 8 college football schedule. The Longhorns extended their unbeaten start to the season when they cruised to a 34-3 win at then-No.

No. 8 Ole Miss 29-26 in overtime Saturday and covering as a 4-point home underdog. QB Garrett Nussmeier threw for 337 yards with 3 touchdowns and 2 interceptions in the win. LSU was ranked 10th and before the new US LBM Coaches Poll was released Sunday;

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The Arkansas Razorbacks welcome the LSU Tigers to Fayetteville this Saturday for a battle between two Southeastern Conference rivals in college football's Week 8, and if you want to see some of the best gridiron action the sport has to offer,

SEC football returns under the lights this weekend as No. 8 LSU goes on the road against Arkansas in a battle between teams coming off big conference victories. Let’s check in with the early predictions for the game from the nation’s oddsmakers.