SEC Scheduling Changes Rob Us of Jayden Daniels Bowl
Summary
The planned college football games between LSU Tigers and Arizona State Sun Devils have been canceled due to changes in the SEC's schedule. The teams only played once before, with LSU winning, and future meetings now will not happen as originally planned.Key Facts
- The SEC moved to a nine-game league schedule, causing some schools to drop non-conference games.
- The LSU vs. Arizona State football series was canceled because of this schedule change.
- The teams have played only once, with LSU winning 35-31 in 2005.
- That 2005 game was moved to Arizona State due to Hurricane Katrina damage in Baton Rouge.
- Future scheduled games for 2029 and 2030 between LSU and Arizona State are now canceled.
- Both teams share a connection through Jayden Daniels, a quarterback who played for Arizona State and LSU.
- Jayden Daniels won the Heisman Trophy and other awards while playing for LSU.
- Arizona State has not had a chance to play LSU in Baton Rouge yet.
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