LSU Tigers defense ranks highly in NCAA through four weeks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 1:16 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

As of October 1, 2026, the LSU Tigers' defense has shown elite performance in NCAA rankings. Despite a loss to Ole Miss, which skewed some statistics, LSU ranks second nationally in rushing defense, allowing only 47.5 yards per game. They also stand third in total defense with a modest 226.8 yards per game. The defense has been bolstered by key players like Princewill Umanmielen, who leads in sacks with seven. While injuries might pose challenges, the defense's overall ability remains a crucial asset as LSU aims for a College Football Playoff spot in the ongoing season.
- •LSU ranks No. 2 in NCAA rushing defense, 47.5 yards per game.
- •Defense allows an average of 226.8 total yards per game, ranking No. 3.
- •Key defensive player Princewill Umanmielen has seven sacks, leading the team.
- •Injuries to players like Whit Weeks and Dashawn Spears could affect performance.
- •The loss to Ole Miss highlighted weaknesses in passing defense, 179.3 yards per game, ranked No. 38.
- 1:16 AMYahoo Sports — Where LSU Tigers Defense Ranks Against Other NCAA Teams Through Four Weeks
"The LSU Tigers' defense ranks unsurprisingly elite through four weeks this season.
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