BATON ROUGE — LSU football star junior outside linebacker Harold Perkins left the team's win over UCLA on Saturday night with a knee injury. With the Tigers leading the Bruins 31-17 in the middle of the fourth quarter, Perkins went down after a tackle attempt with what appeared to be a lower right leg injury.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media for the final time before the Tigers take the field in Death Valley on Saturday afternoon against the UCLA Bruins. While providing an injury report for Week 4,

Without Hilton, LSU has relied on redshirt sophomore Aaron Anderson, junior Zavion Thomas, redshirt freshmen Kyle Parker and Shelton Sampson at wide receiver alongside senior CJ Daniels and fifth-year senior Kyren Lacy.

Garrett Nussmeier passed for 352 yards and three touchdowns, and No. 16 LSU outscored UCLA 17-0 in the second half for a 34-17 victory on Saturday

LSU star linebacker Harold Perkins suffered a right knee injury in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s 34-17 victory over UCLA in Baton Rouge. Perkins, a preseason All-America selection, was injured making a tackle and had to be helped off the field. He later walked to the locker room while being accompanied by trainers.

There were boos in Tiger Stadium as coach Brian Kelly and his heavily favored, 16th-ranked LSU squad trotted off the field at halftime of a tie game against UCLA on Saturday. Whether because of LSU’s mercurial early play or the oppressive Louisiana heat,

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LSU football star junior outside linebacker Harold Perkins has left the game against UCLA and has ruled out for the rest of the game. Perkins was injured in the fourth quarter and went down with what appeared to be a lower right leg injury.