LSU has been celebrating Homecoming throughout the past week with a variety of traditions, celebrations, and events taking place across campus. One of the most anticipated traditions is the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen, which will take place during halftime of Saturday night’s game.

These LSU seniors are leaders on campus, involved in numerous organizations, clubs, and philanthropic groups. Each of them strives to make a positive impact on the LSU community and make the most of their time as Tigers.

In this segment, they share their favorite memories from their time at LSU and reflect on the lessons they’ve learned over the past four years.

Queen Candidates:

Taylor Davlin — Stonewall, Louisiana

Kalayna Walker — Gilbert, Arizona

Emma Monroe — Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Avery McLaughlin — Covington, Louisiana

Iyanna Robinson — Atlanta, Georgia

Alexis Harvey — Baton Rouge, Louisiana

King Candidates:

Mihir Babbar — Mandeville, Louisiana

Hamood Qureshi — Church Point, Louisiana

Jayden Bates — Stonewall, Louisiana

Ethan Elmer — Alexandria, Louisiana

T’Senre Gray — Lansing, Michigan

An Tra — New Orleans, Louisiana

LSU will face off against the South Carolina Gamecocks at 6:45 p.m. Saturday night in Tiger Stadium. The 2025 Homecoming Court will be presented on the field, and a new King and Queen will be crowned during halftime.