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LSU is reportedly paying Northwestern State $600,000 for Saturday night's game in Tiger Stadium, according to Jacques Doucet who spoke to an LSU official on the topic.

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Kickoff on Saturday night between LSU & Northwestern State is set for 6:39 p.m. CT on the SEC Network.
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Tommy Patel56 months
That’s a good deal. Plus we get to rest and heal after Texas, younger players get much needed reps, win win, I think.
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GeauxsomeMeaux56 months
These kids at the small schools get the opportunity of a lifetime to play in front of the largest audience they will ever see! Not to mention national coverage on TV! Their school also gets a large sum of money, and the outside chance of possibly knocking off the giant in their own house! Why not?!
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Solo Cam56 months
“Outside chance” lol
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tigerpawl56 months
My dad played for S. L. I. Always used to tell us about the time they played Alabama.
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tk for tu juan56 months
Second largest audience
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OSTiger7756 months
Its great to help out in state schools. As an FYI Alabama refuses to schedule any team from Alabama not named Auburn in football. Just learned that nugget this week. Saban must still be shell shocked from UAB while at LSU.
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GoldenGuy56 months
Considering their shenanigans with trying to kill UAB’s football program a few years ago, it doesn’t surprise me.
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saint tiger22556 months
That's actually less than what I expected. I guess it's about right though considering we paid Troy $985k and they're fbs and NW St. is fcs.
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K2LAW56 months
And they're going to earn every penny
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mule7456 months
They get paid less because they are FCS. Low level FBS teams command the most money because they are an automatic W but also provide a more quality win.
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Brummy56 months
Significantly cheaper than the $950k that the Vols paid to Georgia State
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beantown56 months
Cheap win
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LSUsince7456 months
LA. Tech received 750k last year. Amazing what these smaller schools bring in to lose the game.
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ProfFrink56 months
For the Demons it isn't even viewed as a "loss". If we lose by 60, no big deal because we were supposed to. However, our athletes and school get a ton of exposure we would not normally get. On the off chance we play LSU close then we get the extra benefit of that. For LSU its a more relaxed game and they are making more than enough to cover the 600K (which is not expensive to pay a road team). Win-win for both schools
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dwariley56 months
Also, I like the relationship that O has with the in state schools. Harbaugh said that he was bullying the smaller schools because they have stopped allowing oos schools to do satellite camps here.
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