The LSU Tigers come from Louisiana State University located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The team is also known as the Fighting Tigers and the Bayou Bengals. They are a NCAA Division I-FBS team but have been part of three other conferences. They were originally independent ranging from their formation in 1893 to their shift into the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association in 1896, and then the Southern Conference in 1922 until they settled into the modern Southeastern Conference’s West Division. The current head coach, Les Miles, has six years invested into the program and has gotten fifty-one wins out of the team’s sixty-six games showing a solid .773 tenure win ratio. They are considered the fourth best team in the Southeastern Conference currently behind Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia. Overall, the team has over seven hundred wins out of almost one thousand and four hundred games with a particular .641 all-time win ratio. In their bowl games, they have been largely successful with twenty-one wins, eighteen losses, and one tie. They won the national title in 1958, 2003, and 2007 to complement their respectable thirteen conference title wins and seven division title victories. They have advanced one Heisman Trophy winner, as well as forty-one Consensus All-Americans. They have an impressive array of rivals with possibly the largest list currently active between themselves and Tulane Green Wave, Alabama Crimson Tide, Arkansas Razorbacks, Auburn Tigers, Ole Miss Rebels, and the Florida Gators among another handful of minor rivalries.!