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LSU won the NCAA Football Championship for the first time in 2003 after a 45-year drought. This means that the last time LSU won the championship was 45 years prior to their victory in 2003.

Charles Alexander was a consensus All-American in 1977 and 1978 for LSU. This means that he was recognized as an All-American by all major organizations that select college football All-Americans. This is a significant achievement, as it indicates that Alexander was considered one of the best players in the country during those years.

Ben Wilkerson won football's Rimington Trophy as the nation's top center in 2004.

In the 2006 NFL Draft, seven LSU Tigers were chosen. This means that seven players from the LSU Tigers football team were selected by NFL teams to join their professional rosters.

In the 2007 football season, LSU scored a total of 21 points in their lowest-scoring game. This means that they did not score as many points in any other game that season.

The LSU Tigers won a total of eleven games in their 2005 and 2006 seasons.

Marcus Randall and JaMarcus Russell each threw nine touchdowns in 2004.

In each of its first three football games of 2006, LSU allowed a total of only 3 points. This means that their defense was very strong and effective during those games, as they were able to limit their opponents to a minimal score.

LSU losing three SEC football games in a row in 2008 was significant because it was the first time they had experienced such a streak in nine years. This suggests that LSU had been consistently successful in their conference games for almost a decade prior to 2008.

LSU won its first outright football SEC championship in 2001 after a gap of fifteen years. This means that the last time LSU had won the championship outright was fifteen years prior to 2001.

LSU won seven consecutive football games to conclude its 2006 season. This means that they were able to win all of their last seven games before the season ended.

The 2007 LSU Tigers had four interceptions in one half against Mississippi State.

In the 2004 NFL Draft, seven players from LSU were selected.

In the 2007 football season, LSU had two losses. Both of these losses occurred in games that went into three overtimes. This means that the games were tied at the end of regulation play and required additional periods of play to determine the winner. The fact that both losses came in games that went into three overtimes suggests that LSU had a strong team that was able to compete at a high level, but ultimately fell short in these particular games.

Seven members of the 2005 LSU Tigers football team were chosen in the 2006 NFL Draft.

In 2000, LSU had a strong football season, but there was one team that managed to defeat them in Tiger Stadium. That team was UAB. Despite the home advantage, LSU was unable to secure a victory against UAB during that particular game.

LSU won five more football games in 2000 than in the previous season. This implies that in the previous season, LSU won a certain number of games, and in 2000, they won five more games than that.

In 2002, LSU played against Louisiana-Lafayette for the first time in 64 years. This suggests that there was a long gap between the last time these two teams faced each other. The other options, Clemson, Tulane, and Louisiana Tech, are not relevant to the question and do not provide any information about the specific football team that LSU played for the first time in 64 years.

In 2008, LSU had four players who threw touchdown passes. This indicates that the team had multiple quarterbacks or players who were able to throw touchdown passes during that season.

Rudy Niswanger won college football's inaugural Wuerffel Trophy in 2005.

LSU lost back-to-back football games in 2008 after a gap of six years. This implies that the last time they had lost consecutive games was six years prior to 2008.

The correct answer is 6 Years. This means that LSU's first shutout in a game occurred six years prior to Alabama blanking the Tigers in 2002.

Lionel Turner was the only LSU Tiger invited to the 2005 East/West Shrine Game. This suggests that he was considered to be a standout player from LSU and was recognized for his skills and potential. The fact that he was the only one invited indicates that he was highly regarded by the game organizers and scouts, further emphasizing his talent and potential as a football player.