When does lsu play their bowl game

The LSU Tigers football team represents Louisiana State University in the sport of American football. LSU has competed in 54 bowl games (with 53 being sanctioned by the NCAA) in its history, going 29–24–1 in NCAA sanctioned bowl games.[1] The Tigers have played in at least one bowl game in every season since 2000; their streak of 20 bowl seasons is the fourth-longest active streak in the NCAA and second-longest in the Southeastern Conference.[2]

Season	Date	Coach	Bowl	Opponent	Result
1907	December 25, 1907	Edgar Wingard	Bacardi Bowl [A 1]	Havana	W 56–0
1935	January 1, 1936	Bernie Moore	Sugar Bowl	TCU	L 2–3
1936	January 1, 1937	Bernie Moore	Sugar Bowl	Santa Clara	L 14–21
1937	January 1, 1938	Bernie Moore	Sugar Bowl	Santa Clara	L 0–6
1943	January 1, 1944	Bernie Moore	Orange Bowl	Texas A&M	W 19–14
1946	January 1, 1947	Bernie Moore	Cotton Bowl Classic	Arkansas	T 0–0
1949	January 2, 1950	Gaynell Tinsley	Sugar Bowl	Oklahoma	L 0–35
1958	January 1, 1959	Paul Dietzel	Sugar Bowl	Clemson	W 7–0
1959	January 1, 1960	Paul Dietzel	Sugar Bowl	Ole Miss	L 0–21
1961	January 1, 1962	Paul Dietzel	Orange Bowl	Colorado	W 25–7
1962	January 1, 1963	Charles McClendon	Cotton Bowl Classic	Texas	W 13–0
1963	December 21, 1963	Charles McClendon	Bluebonnet Bowl	Baylor	L 7–14
1964	January 1, 1965	Charles McClendon	Sugar Bowl	Syracuse	W 13–10
1965	January 1, 1966	Charles McClendon	Cotton Bowl Classic	Arkansas	W 14–7
1967	January 1, 1967	Charles McClendon	Sugar Bowl	Wyoming	W 20–13
1968	December 30, 1968	Charles McClendon	Peach Bowl	Florida State	W 31–27
1970	January 1, 1971	Charles McClendon	Orange Bowl	Nebraska	L 12–17
1971	December 18, 1971	Charles McClendon	Sun Bowl	Iowa State	W 33–15
1972	December 30, 1972	Charles McClendon	Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl	Tennessee	L 17–24
1973	January 1, 1974	Charles McClendon	Orange Bowl	Penn State	L 9–16
1977	December 31, 1977	Charles McClendon	Sun Bowl	Stanford	L 14–24
1978	December 23, 1978	Charles McClendon	Liberty Bowl	Missouri	L 15–20
1979	December 22, 1979	Charles McClendon	Tangerine Bowl	Wake Forest	W 34–10
1982	January 1, 1983	Jerry Stovall	Orange Bowl	Nebraska	L 20–21
1984	January 1, 1985	Bill Arnsparger	Sugar Bowl	Nebraska	L 10–28
1985	December 27, 1985	Bill Arnsparger	Liberty Bowl	Baylor	L 7–21
1986	January 1, 1987	Bill Arnsparger	Sugar Bowl	Nebraska	L 15–30
1987	December 31, 1987	Mike Archer	Gator Bowl	South Carolina	W 30–13
1988	January 2, 1989	Mike Archer	Hall of Fame Bowl	Syracuse	L 10–23
1995	December 29, 1995	Gerry DiNardo	Independence Bowl	Michigan State	W 45–26
1996	December 28, 1996	Gerry DiNardo	Peach Bowl	Clemson	W 10–7
1997	December 28, 1997	Gerry DiNardo	Independence Bowl	Notre Dame	W 27–9
2000	December 29, 2000	Nick Saban	Peach Bowl	Georgia Tech	W 28–14
2001	January 2, 2002	Nick Saban	Sugar Bowl	Illinois	W 47–34
2002	January 1, 2003	Nick Saban	Cotton Bowl Classic	Texas	L 20–35
2003	January 4, 2004	Nick Saban	Sugar Bowl (BCS National Championship)	Oklahoma	W 21–14
2004	January 1, 2005	Nick Saban	Capital One Bowl	Iowa	L 25–30
2005	December 30, 2005	Les Miles	Peach Bowl	Miami (FL)	W 40–3
2006	January 3, 2007	Les Miles	Sugar Bowl	Notre Dame	W 41–14
2007	January 7, 2008	Les Miles	BCS National Championship Game	Ohio State	W 38–24
2008	December 31, 2008	Les Miles	Chick-Fil-A Bowl	Georgia Tech	W 38–3
2009	January 1, 2010	Les Miles	Capital One Bowl	Penn State	L 17–19
2010	January 7, 2011	Les Miles	Cotton Bowl Classic	Texas A&M	W 41–24
2011	January 9, 2012	Les Miles	BCS National Championship Game	Alabama	L 0–21
2012	December 31, 2012	Les Miles	Chick-Fil-A Bowl	Clemson	L 24–25
2013	January 1, 2014	Les Miles	Outback Bowl	Iowa	W 21–14
2014	December 30, 2014	Les Miles	Music City Bowl	Notre Dame	L 28–31
2015	December 29, 2015	Les Miles	Texas Bowl	Texas Tech	W 56–27
2016	December 31, 2016	Ed Orgeron	Citrus Bowl	Louisville	W 29–9
2017	January 1, 2018	Ed Orgeron	Citrus Bowl	Notre Dame	L 17–21
2018	January 1, 2019	Ed Orgeron	Fiesta Bowl	UCF	W 40–32
2019	December 28, 2019	Ed Orgeron	Peach Bowl – CFP Semifinal	Oklahoma	W 63–28
2019	January 13, 2020	Ed Orgeron	CFP National Championship	Clemson	W 42–25
2021	January 4, 2022	Brad Davis	Texas Bowl	Kansas State	L 21–42

^ LSU does not count the victory against the University of Havana in 1907 among its bowl games and bowl wins.[3]

^ "LSU Fighting Tigers Bowls". Sports Reference. Retrieved July 5, 2017.
^ "Longest Active Bowl Streaks in College Football". Scout.com. December 15, 2016. Retrieved July 5, 2017.
^ "LSU Bowl History" (PDF). lsusports.net. Retrieved December 8, 2016.

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LSU's 2021 season will officially have a postseason end as the Tigers were selected to participate in the Texas Bowl against Kansas State on Jan. 4, 2022, according to Brett McMurphy of Action Network.

The game, which will be located in Houston, is not the first time LSU has been to the Texas Bowl. The Tigers beat Patrick Mahomes and Texas Tech back in 2015 56-27 in the bowl game.

It's another month of practice for a team that could very well look extremely different on the field and on the sidelines as well. News of who coach Brian Kelly will be keeping or bringing in on staff has yet to really take off, leaving many in the dark about what the future of the program will look like.

A few moves that have been made public are receivers coach Mickey Joseph heading back to his alma mater of Nebraska, cornerbacks coach Corey Raymond and running backs coach Kevin Faulk staying on staff as well as Kelly electing not to keep strength and conditioning coach Tommy Moffitt on staff.

Kelly said during his introductory press conference that one of the goals over the next few weeks will be to meet with and get a feel for most of the players on the roster and with a few extra weeks of practice preparing for the Wildcats, there will be no better time to do so.

"There will have to be a lot more meetings that are substantive because we've got work to do," Kelly said. "I've got to make some decisions relative to staff, preparing this football team for a bowl game, recruiting, and all of those things."

Kansas State went 7-5 during the regular season and will be the second time the two programs face off. The first and only matchup between the two came in 1980, resulting in a 21-0 win for the purple and gold.

Getting these few weeks in will be critical for the future young players of the LSU program and an important step for Kelly to really evaluate the talent on the roster.

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