LSU fans are in disbelief as Baton Rouge's second-largest snowstorm in history moves through the city with eight inches expected.

The national championship game ended the college football season last night, and as the Ohio State Buckeyes celebrate a title, others around the nation are putting rosters together to try to prevent them from winning another.

LSU's Tiger Stadium was covered in snow as a historic snowstorm dropped several inches of snow in south Louisiana. We've seen some amazing photos from across south Louisiana, and now we have a look from inside Tiger Stadium.

Tiger Stadium, the home of the LSU Tigers, was completely blanketed in snow. The last time snow fell there was in 2018. LSU’s social media team shared an aerial video as well as a photo from the field level. In the photo, they placed a Tigers helmet on the snow-covered field, giving fans a better idea of how much snow had actually piled up.

In the past 24 hours, a rare winter storm has blanketed several college football stadiums across the southern United States, creating picturesque scenes of snow

The rare winter storm that blew through the Gulf Coast region made its way into South Georgia late on Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning. What folks woke up to was a winter wonderland and many South Georgia high schools saw their football stadiums covered in snow.