LSU will see the return of a live tiger mascot to the sidelines at Death Valley for Saturday's showdown against Alabama, but the move has been blasted by animal rights activists

The Louisiana governor reportedly wants a live tiger back on the sidelines of Tiger Stadium for the first time in almost a decade.

A live tiger will attend the LSU-Alabama football game Saturday in Baton Rouge, but it won’t be its resident mascot, Mike VII. WBRZ-TV reports a Bengal tiger named Omar Bradley is being sent to Baton Rouge for Saturday’s contest in Tiger Stadium,

This Saturday features a College Football Playoff elimination game in Alabama-LSU. Both teams come into this game with two losses and are in the top 15 of the latest Assosicated Press poll. The winner will keep its CFP hopes alive while the loser will likely have to settle for playing in a regular

LSU and that it has a live tiger residing on campus has once again been thrust in the spotlight after news broke Thursday afternoon of a tiger being in attendance at LSU football's matchup with rival Alabama schedule for this Saturday (6:30 p.

A live tiger will attend Saturday's Alabama-LSU game at the behest of Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, who has repeatedly lobbied this year to bring a big cat back to the school's sideline despite criticism from animal rights groups.