Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris will be available to play against LSU on Saturday, according to ESPN. His status was upgraded from questionable to probable on Friday's SEC availability report. Harris leads the country in receiving yards.

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The LSU Tigers are preparing to take on Ole Miss in a homecoming matchup on Saturday, October 12. The game is expected to kick off at 6:44 p.m. During the Saturday night in Death Valley, LSU will also celebrate 100 years of Tiger Stadium in addition to the homecoming festivities.

LSU's Week 7 contest against Ole Miss isn't just a big-time matchup with serious SEC title race and College Football Playoff implications. It's also a celebration of the 100th anniversary of Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.

BATON ROUGE - The LSU Tigers are set to do battle against the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday Night in Death Valley. The Tigers are coming off a bye week,

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The Tigers will be showing off their new in-stadium LED lights, and the fans will be a part of the spectacle. LED wristbands will be placed in all lower bowl seats as well as club/suite seats. They will also be available to fans in upper-level seats on a first-come, first-served basis, according to a release.

This week, LSU celebrates the centennial of Death Valley, a place with a heartbeat as strong as an earthquake. It's known for the gridiron titans that clash on the field, but its true trademark lies in a folklore of dedication and community.

No. 13 LSU, winners of four straight, returns to Tiger Stadium after the bye week to host No. 9 Ole Miss for a much anticipated Saturday Night in Death Valley. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:44 p.m. CT on ABC and the LSU Sports Radio Network.