LSU’s new-look roster wasted little time making its presence felt in the Southeastern Conference. Quarterback Sam Leavitt, offensive tackle Jordan Seaton and defensive end Jordan Ross each earned SEC week.

After weeks of controversy surrounding LSU’s new football coach and Jayden Daniels’ old jersey number, one thing still remains:

Clemson football started the season with a 51-10 road loss to LSU on Saturday. On Tuesday, Chapel Fowler of The State asked Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney whether he regretted any decisions regarding his offseason roster construction. Swinney provided the following response.

Paul Finebaum sounds off on Dabo Swinney's future after Clemson's brutal 51-10 loss to Lane Kiffin and LSU.

The narrative about Clemson no longer being among the elites got louder after LSU loss. Dabo Swinney knows there's only one way to fix it.

Instead of Durham or Berry splitting carries with Jones, offensive coordinator Charlie Weis turned to UCF transfer Stacy Gage to be the No. 2 back. Gage averaged 4.1 yards on eight carries, while Jones nearly had 100 yards rushing by halftime and finished the night nearly averaging five yards per attempt.

Georgia Southern's Clay Helton breaks down why Clemson's blowout loss to LSU won't fool him ahead of Saturday's home-opener in Death Valley.

Stephen A. Smith thought Clemson had a chance to make a statement against LSU. Instead, the ESPN personality came away stunned by just how badly things went for Dabo Swinney’s program. “I will tell you what it says about Clemson.