LSU football's top five graded PFF players in Kentucky loss
LSU football lost to Kentucky, but the Tigers had a few solid individual performances. Here are PFF's top five graded players from LSU's loss.
LSU football's performance in their Week 6 game against Kentucky proved to be a notable one, with several players standing out according to PFF grading. The game ended in a 35-34 overtime loss for the Tigers, leaving them with a 4-2 record under head coach Lane Kiffin's first season. Despite the loss, LSU returns to Baton Rouge to host Mississippi State on Saturday, where a winning streak would be crucial for their playoff hopes.
Three ranked opponents await LSU in their next four games, with home field advantage aiding their chances as they play in front of a home crowd at Tiger Stadium.
Among LSU's top five graded players from the game, quarterback Sam Leavitt delivered one of his most complete performances of the season. He completed 275 passing yards and threw two touchdowns, both of which went for 10 or more yards. Leavitt competed on 74% of his pass attempts, with six going for 15 or more yards. He also displayed confidence in the pocket and showcased his ability to carry the ball when necessary, finishing with 56 rushing yards, adjusted for sack yardage.
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