Les Miles’ headwear was a bit different than his traditional white baseball cap for Saturday’s AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl festivities.
LSU is playing in Houston, so of course the Tigers coach started the night wearing a cowboy hat. And he ended it by wearing a championship belt over his shoulder, celebrating the Tigers’ Rodeo Bowl win over bowl opponent Texas Tech in the evening’s rodeo-related events.
#LSU Les Miles meets with media. pic.twitter.com/od4VTj2dDw
— Jacques Doucet (@JacquesDoucet) December 27, 2015
Everyone seemed to get into the spirit of the night, with most players and coaches from both teams wearing cowboy attire. Check out LSU assistants Ed Orgeron, Bradley Dale Peveto, Kevin Steele and Corey Raymond at the event.
.@Coach_EdOrgeron, @CoachPeveto, Coach Steele and @LSUCoachRaymond enjoyed the Rodeo Bowl. #GeauxTigers pic.twitter.com/iVtDjOpmsZ
— LSU Football (@LSUfball) December 27, 2015
It was apparently a close competition between the Tigers and Red Raiders in events like roping and barrel racing.
Barrel racing and it's tied up again! Final event: hay bale stacking! #RodeoBowl2k15 pic.twitter.com/BWkRz4uLDe
— AdvoCare Texas Bowl (@TexasBowl) December 27, 2015
The Tigers won the touchdown dance competition, with LSU running back Leonard Fournette among the participants.
Fournette and co. pic.twitter.com/ipms4xycvQ
— Amy Gill (@amygillsports) December 27, 2015
At the end of the night, LSU claimed the rodeo belt by winning the hay bale stacking event.
Hay bale stacking and @LSUfball takes home the #RodeoBowl2k15 victory! pic.twitter.com/WlIb1C1SOF
— AdvoCare Texas Bowl (@TexasBowl) December 27, 2015