Alabama and LSU have spent decades giving college football fans a reason to mark their calendars. Next year, those fans will have to find another game. The longtime Southeastern Conference opponents have played every season since 1964, a stretch that will end after No. 9 Alabama visits No. 15 LSU on Saturday. The series will resume in Tuscaloosa in 2028, but its annual place on the schedule is going away. A matchup that has helped decide national championships didn’t make the cut when the SEC selected three annual opponents for each school under its new nine-game conference schedule. LSU coach...
Lane Kiffin Calls End of Annual Alabama-LSU Series ‘Sad’
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