What was the last lsu fb game that was only available ppv on tv?

You talking radio only or pay per view?

Last one I remember having to get on pay per view was the Troy comeback game.

Lsu had SEC games in the 90s not on tv. I had to listen to games with Kentucky (the purple pants game) and similar matchups on the radio.

Troy 2008?

ETA : Just looked it up Furman 2013

2013 verses the Paladins

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Lsu had SEC games in the 90s not on tv. I had to listen to games with Kentucky (the purple pants game) and similar matchups on the radio.

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1995 at kentucky was on TIGERVISION.

95 auburn i listened laying on the floor of my living room on radio. no tigervision that game. same way for baseball for years.

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probably some time in the early 2000s out of conference?

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Much more recent

Last 10 years. 2012 vs Idaho maybe Mettenberger’s first year

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95 auburn i listened laying on the floor of my living room on radio. no tigervision that game.

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What was crazy was the Auburn game was on PPV, just not available in Louisiana.

Lmao I remember my dad paying 50 bucks with directv to watch LSU play ULM Years ago

I have lived in VA since 1980, and I watched that 1995 auburn game on jefferson pilot or raycom at home.

The last LSU game not available on tv was the 49-0 2008 home
win vs Kentucky. I've had DirecTV since 1999 and always had the college gameplan package (which included most Tigervision games) until they created the SEC network that has since televised all SEC team's games.

I think it's safe to say that Kentucky game will go down in history as the last LSU football game only available on radio. Unless of course, it was on Tigervision in Louisiana. I just know that gameplan didn't have that game in 2008.

I lived in Laplace in the 80’s and 90’s. We had Riverlands Cablevision. I bought a descrambler from someone that did tv repairs. It had a set screw in it to tune in the Tigervision games. It worked pretty good. I was glad to have it. I paid about $20 for it. It wasn’t homemade. Just a nice little contraption. The games were shown on the cable network, but the video was scrambled.