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LSU fans rain down boos on team as Tigers enter locker room vs. Alabama

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Saturday night in Death Valley has not gone in favor of the home team through one half. Alabama is up 21-6 at the break as Jalen Milroe has controlled the game well. On the flip, Garrett Nussmeier has struggled to get going, causing for some frustrations inside Tiger Stadium.

Right before half is when fans really let LSU know their feelings. Nussmeier completed a third-down pass behind the line of scrimmage, losing yards and taking the Tigers out of field goal range. LSU went back into the locker room with no points and heard some boos.

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Not just some quiet ones, either. A video captured from inside the stadium was quite loud as the home crowd was not too thrilled with Brian Kelly‘s team. While they will have another half to come from behind, as they have a track record of executing, the first half certainly was not pretty.

You can check out the entire moment from Baton Rouge here.

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The ABC broadcast noted how often LSU has come back under Kelly and specifically this season with Nussmeier. You have to imagine this mountain will be a little tougher to climb as a ranked Alabama team is on the other side. Something will have to change or spark energy during the break.

Maybe hearing the boos will change something. Not too long ago, Tiger Stadium was as loud as its ever been, juiced up during the pregame. But since the ball has been kicked off, not much has gone well for LSU.

Folks in the white jerseys will be hoping to hear a lot more cheering in the final two quarters. It would be quite the memorable comeback, potentially taking down Alabama in Baton Rouge for the second straight time — something that has not happened since 2004 and 2006.