Kentucky-LSU Numbers You Need to Know, Presented by Eckrich

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7 — Career rushing touchdowns of 20+ yards by Chris Rodriguez entering the season. He has yet to pop off a big scoring play in 2021. C-Rod is due for a big play or two or three.

8 — Field goals attempted by LSU’s Cade York, 8 field goals made. He’s made three field goals from 50+ yards this season.

9 — Touchdowns by LSU wide receiver Kayshon Boutte, the most in the SEC.

11 — Combined receptions of 30+ yards by Wan’Dale Robinson and Kayshon Boutte, ranked No. 1 No. 2 in the SEC. Robinson has one more than the LSU wideout.

12-2 — Kentucky’s record in its last 14 home night games.

14 — Years since LSU has traveled to Lexington. That 2007 win was kind of a big deal.

16-1 — LSU’s record in games after a loss under Coach O.

17 — College football teams are still unbeaten. Kentucky is one of them.

19-7 — Kentucky’s record in one-score games since 2016.

70.6 — Rushing yards per game by LSU is the second-worst in the SEC. Their passing defense is also the worst in the SEC, allowing more than 248 yards per game.

71 — Years since Kentucky started a season 6-0.

124.2 — Rushing yards per game by the SEC’s leading rusher, Chris Rodriguez.

467 — Receiving yards by Wan’Dale Robinson are the most in the SEC.

Numbers You Need to Know