| It wasn't the prettiest win for the LSU Tigers over the UL Monroe Warhawks, but a win is a win. LSU defeated ULM on Saturday night in Death Valley 27-14, and the win moves the Tigers within one win of bowl eligibility. The offense only converted two of four redzone trips on the night, but big plays from receivers Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr. helped break the game open for the Tigers. Nabers gave the Tigers its first receiver to cross the century mark since week five. Max Johnson played fairly well after Coach Orgeron announced this week that Garrett Nussmeier would be redshirting. This comes after Nussmeier after took the reigns during the Arkansas game last week. ULM missed some opportunities to make the game closer than it should have been with two near touchdowns on fourth and goals, one in the first half and one in the second half. LSU (5-6) has to win its last game against Texas A&M to earn a bowl bid. Even though Orgeron is on his way out and there’s no championship to play for, these Tigers keep showing up and competing each week. Scott Rabalais emphasizes why LSU needs to make right hireScott Rabalais: Why is this LSU coaching hire so important? Ask these football programs Malik Nabers has career dayAlthough LSU season is starting to wind down, the Tigers continue to get excellent play from their young players on the roster, and wide receiver Malik Nabers is no exception. After catching four passes for 143 yards and one touchdown in the first half of tonight's game, he became the first Tigers wideout to have 1-- yards or more receiving in a game since week 5. LSU one win away from bowl eligibilityLSU inched closer to bowl eligibility after surviving ULM with 27-14 win The three biggest takeaways by Scott RabalaisThree and out: Sports columnist Scott Rabalais with his takes on the LSU-ULM game If you’re not a subscriber, come join us. Our sportswriters are the hardest-working folks in show business. They’ll keep you up to date on the latest news at LSU (and elsewhere). Support their work, and stay on top of everything. Because the next few weeks are sure to be pretty wild. -Devin Jackson | 