Where does LSU football fall in the latest NCAA re-rank?

It’s not surprising that LSU sits low in the latest NCAA re-rank with a losing overall record of 2-3.

It’s been quite the season in hardly the best of ways for LSU football, hindered by roadblocks with two games postponed due to COVID-19 concerns.

The Tigers currently sit with a losing overall record of 2-3, desperate for a win as they face the Arkansas Razorbacks (3-4).

The Razorbacks look much-improved this year with graduate transfer quarterback Feleipe Franks at the helm, and open as two-point favorites in the contest.

LSU finds itself unranked in the AP Top 25 and the Amway Coaches Poll after some overall lackluster performances this season, so it’s unsurprising the Tigers don’t exactly sit high in the latest release of the NCAA re-rank by USA TODAY’s Paul Myerberg.

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The Tigers come in at No. 70 out of 127 teams — that’s behind Washington State and ahead of Fresno State. It’s also just two places away from where Penn State is — a team that also had high expectations that haven’t come to fruition to this point in 2020.

Here’s a complete look at the standings:

The Tigers and Razorbacks are set to face each other at 11 a.m. CT in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium.

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