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.

The LSU Tigers hosted UCLA in non-conference play this weekend, leaving with a 34-17 win. Despite facing its second notable Big Ten opponent from the West

Brian Kelly has set a high standard for LSU football and the Tigers’ head coach wasn’t thrilled after the 34-17 win over UCLA on Saturday. The LSU offense struggled in the first half and the Tigers were tied with the Bruins 17-17 at halftime.

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.

The LSU Tigers got a bit of a surprise as the UCLA Bruins went into halftime with a 17-17 tie. After that, LSU walked out with the 34-17 victory as they continue their top 25 ranking. However, there were some areas of concern for LSU,