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Two words every SEC fan base can rally behind, at least one Saturday a year. In 2026 two teams have already done it: Ole Miss, 32–24,[2] and Kentucky, 35–34 in overtime.[1][4] LSU sits at 4–2, 1–2 SEC and No. 22, with Mississippi State up next on Oct. 17.[5][6] Clean enough for a sponsor, loud enough for a student section.

2Teams that beat LSU in 2026 so far[5]
6Regular-season games left[5]
#22AP poll, Week 7 (was #10)[6]
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Who's up next to try

  • Oct. 17 · No. 16 Mississippi State@ LSU
  • AuburnAway
  • AlabamaHome
  • TexasHome
  • TennesseeAway
  • ArkansasAway

Remaining schedule in order, per ESPN.[5] Every one of these weeks is a "Beat LSU" week for somebody.

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The 2026 Beat LSU tracker

LSU's results so far. Rankings are LSU's and opponents' AP rank at game time.[5]

  • WNo. 11 LSU vs. ClemsonSat., Sept. 5 · Tiger Stadium51–10
  • WNo. 8 LSU vs. Louisiana TechSat., Sept. 12 · Home45–14
  • ✅No. 8 Ole Miss beat No. 7 LSUSat., Sept. 19 · Oxford · Kiffin's first trip back[3]32–24
  • WNo. 10 LSU vs. No. 23 Texas A&MSat., Sept. 26 · Home35–6
  • WNo. 11 LSU vs. McNeeseSat., Oct. 3 · Home63–14
  • ✅Kentucky beat No. 10 LSU in OTSat., Oct. 10 · Lexington · 2-point try wins it35–34
  • NEXTNo. 16 Mississippi State at LSUSat., Oct. 17?

✅ = somebody beat LSU. At Kentucky, the Wildcats missed field goals from 42 and 26 yards, hit a 33-yarder with 12 seconds left to force overtime, then won it when Kenny Minchey ran in a two-point conversion after LSU scored first in OT.[4][7] LSU's defense came in allowing 15.2 points and 220.6 yards a game; Kentucky put up 35 and 401.[8]

Why every opponent wants this one

Beating LSU this year means beating college football's most expensive build, according to the reporting below.

$91M
Kiffin's contract

Seven years at $13M a year, through Dec. 31, 2032.[9][10]

80%
The buyout clause

If LSU fires him without cause, it owes 80% of his remaining salary, with no offset if he takes another job.[9]

$27.6M
Coaching staff

Kiffin plus assistants through January 2027.[11]

$40M+
Roster (estimated)

CBS Sports called it the most expensive roster in the sport; The Athletic put it over $40 million. LSU hasn't published a payroll.[12][13]

LSU is also still paying for the last coach: it fired Brian Kelly in Year 4 of a 10-year, ~$100M deal in October 2025.[14] Our opinion: with that much invested, every upset counts double, and every opponent's fan base knows it.

One cry, a whole conference

GoToHellLSU and GTHLSU are Ole Miss chants. BeatLSU belongs to everybody: Bama, Texas, Arkansas, Auburn, Tennessee, A&M, Mississippi State and the Rebels too. It's the version that works on a billboard, a local TV segment or a school-day T-shirt.

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Fair is fair: LSU won its four games by 29 points or more each, including 51–10 over Clemson and 35–6 over a ranked Texas A&M, and the two losses were by 8 and 1.[5] Beating LSU is still hard. That's why it sells.

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FAQs

Who has beaten LSU in 2026?

Ole Miss, 32–24 in Oxford on Sept. 19, and Kentucky, 35–34 in overtime in Lexington on Oct. 10.[1][4]

What is LSU's record?

4–2 overall and 1–2 in the SEC through Oct. 10, 2026, ranked No. 22 in the AP poll.[5][6]

Who does LSU play next?

No. 16 Mississippi State at LSU on Oct. 17, then at Auburn, Alabama, Texas, at Tennessee and at Arkansas.[5]

What's at stake with Kiffin's contract?

He's on a seven-year, $91M deal. If LSU fires him without cause, it owes 80% of the remaining salary.[9]

Why BeatLSU.com instead of a chant domain?

It's clean enough for sponsors, local TV and school-age audiences, and it works for any opponent, not just one rival.

Is this site affiliated with LSU or any school?

No. It's a fan opinion site and a domain for sale. It isn't affiliated with LSU, Ole Miss, the SEC or Lane Kiffin, and it uses no school logos or marks.

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REFERENCES

  1. WDAM / AP (Sep 20, 2026) — Trinidad Chambliss leads No. 8 Ole Miss past No. 7 LSU 32–24 on Lane Kiffin’s return
  2. Audacy / WWL (2026) — Ole Miss beats LSU; rankings and Magnolia Bowl context
  3. ESPN — College football boxscore (gameId 401856688): Ole Miss vs LSU, Sep 19, 2026
  4. AP — Kentucky scores 2-point conversion in overtime to beat No. 10 LSU 35-34 (Oct. 10, 2026)LSU 4–2, 1–2 SEC.
  5. ESPN — LSU Tigers 2026 schedule and resultsChecked Oct. 12, 2026.
  6. ESPN — College football rankings, AP Poll Week 7 (2026)LSU No. 22 AP (previous No. 10).
  7. LSUsports.net — Football falls to Kentucky in OT, 35-34
  8. UK Athletics — Kentucky-LSU postgame notes (Oct. 11, 2026)
  9. The Advocate — LSU makes Lane Kiffin one of highest-paid coaches in country (Dec. 1, 2025)7 years, $91M, $13M/yr; LSU pays $3M Ole Miss buyout; 80% of remaining salary if fired without cause, no offset.
  10. LSU–Lane Kiffin term sheet (PDF, dated Nov. 29, 2025, via Louisiana First News)Term Nov. 30, 2025 to Dec. 31, 2032.
  11. The Daily Advertiser — Here's the total price tag for LSU football's coaching staff (June 2, 2026)$27.6M staff through Jan. 2027.
  12. CBS Sports — College football roster spending rankings: most expensive teams in 2026 (Aug. 17, 2026)Estimates; LSU named most expensive roster.
  13. The Athletic — LSU spent over $40 million on its roster (Aug. 24, 2026)
  14. AP — LSU fires coach Brian Kelly in the 4th season of his 10-year, $100 million deal
  15. Sports Illustrated / FanNation — college football NIL revolution framed toward ~$2B
  16. DEG / Circana — U.S. digital entertainment $62.2B in 2025

All facts and figures were checked against the linked sources on October 12, 2026. Records and rankings run through games of October 10, 2026, and will change.

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