Tiger Stadium has two new LED screens, and now all three of the facility’s displays can operate independently. Fans will see additional LSU-specific animations and videos, more frequent clips, scores and updates from games around the country, and—get ready to yell at the refs—multiple angles on replays.
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A ruffle of fans took to social media last fall with a noise complaint: too much canned music during games and not enough of the Tiger Band. The SEC eased its rules on piped-in music recently, giving Tiger Stadium the green light to pump up the jams.
Now, LSU fans could hear music played right up until the center is over the football.
“We’re not changing what the band is doing,” says Jason Suitt, the Athletics Department staffer in charge of fan experience. “But there are times the band does not traditionally play, like before a crucial third- or fourth-down play. We want to help hype up the crowd in those situations.”
But how does Suitt make these DJ decisions?
“It’s all about the flow of the game. Plus we’re trying to please the student section, other older fans and, at key times, the players. That balance is the hardest part of this job.”
—JEFF ROEDEL
Keep up with what’s really happening with the team by following these players on social media.
Twitter:
@LSU_QUINN8
Experience the thrill of being a new Tiger through the often-humorous tweets of freshman receiver and Lake Charles native Trey Quinn.
@1Goal1Dream
Linebacker Duke Rilery has a nose for hilarious GIFs and images from around the Internet. If you love Buzzfeed, but wish it focused on the Bayou Bengals every now and then, Riley is your man.
@TheAdams_era
Safety Jamal Adams gets props for his bowling skills and proves that yes, LSU police will tow a player’s car, too.
Instagram:
@highfly_chi
New Orleans-born freshman receiver Malachi Dupre has 18,000-plus followers for his frequent practice pics and sharp dress.
@jkeehn38
Punter Jamie Keehn doesn’t post too often, but when he does, it is gold: a koala here, some MIss USA contestants there, and a penchant for food photography.
