Oklahoma hosts LSU in its regular season finale on Saturday, Nov. 29. Here's how to watch, including time, TV schedule, game odds and more:

Follow along here for live updates and analysis from the Tigers’ regular-season finale. You can also go here for continued coverage of the Kiffin saga. 6:04 p.m. — Oklahoma stops LSU on a fourth and 2, and that should do it. The Tigers are out of timeouts, which means they’ll lose 17-13 to the Sooners to finish their regular season 7-5.

The first play after Perkins' interception, LSU quarterback Michael Van Buren rolls out and tries to find tight end Bauer Sharp in the end zone but Oklahoma's Peyton Bowen slides back into coverage and picks him off. If anything encapsulates LSU's season this year, it's that two-play sequence. LSU has perfect field position and can't capitalize.

No. 8 Oklahoma hosts LSU in its season finale with a chance to clinch a spot in the College Football Playoff. The Sooners stunned Alabama two weeks ago to move into the top 10, and should maintain their spot as long as they take care of business against a flailing LSU squad.

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