It was the first time an LSU defensive lineman recorded double-digit tackles in a game since Glenn Dorsey had 11 (3 solo) vs. Ole Miss on Nov. 18, 2006. Hunter's seven solo tackles are the most by an LSU d-lineman in a game since Marcus Spears had eight at Arkansas on Nov. 26, 2004. Hunter's 12 total tackles are the most by an LSU defensive lineman since Chuck Wiley had 12 (11 solo) against Tulane on Nov. 23, 1996. The last time an LSU defensive lineman had more than 12 tackles in a game was Wiley when he produced 20 (14 solo) at Kentucky on Oct. 14, 1995. Hunter ranks fourth on the team with 64 tackles, and he leads LSU and ranks 10th in the SEC witha figure that ranks second in the Southeastern Conference and fourth nationally.

The Tigers rank first nationally in pass defense efficiency with a rating of 98.7, and LSU has the lowest pass completion percentage by opposing team's in the SEC. The Tigers have only allowed 50.4 percent of passes (181-of-359) to be completed this season.

LSU is fourth in the league in fumble recoveries with 10.

LSU is third in the SEC and 15th nationally in third down defense. Opponents have converted only 33.3 percent of third downs (60-of-180).

The Tigers are second in the SEC and third nationally in scoring defense at 16.4 points per game.

LSU ranks 18th nationally in three-and-out defense. The Tigers average 4.67 defensive three-and-outs per game with 56 three-and-outs forced on 155 drives (36.1 percent).

LSU held Kentucky