LSU could be bolstered by the return of a key receiver in its week four matchup with UCLA. Head coach Brian Kelly updated the status of Chris Hilton Jr. on Thursday, saying he was "probable" for Saturday.

Without Hilton, LSU has relied on redshirt sophomore Aaron Anderson, junior Zavion Thomas, redshirt freshmen Kyle Parker and Shelton Sampson at wide receiver alongside senior CJ Daniels and fifth-year senior Kyren Lacy.

BATON ROUGE — There's been a slight change in Chris Hilton's status for LSU football's matchup with UCLA this weekend. LSU coach Brian Kelly told reporters following the team's practice Thursday that the junior wide receiver is now "probable" to play against the Bruins on Saturday (2:30 p.m., ABC).

LSU junior wide receiver Chris Hilton Jr. will not play against South Carolina, marking the third consecutive game he has missed with an ankle injury.

After overcoming a three-score deficit to avoid an upset on the road against South Carolina, LSU returns home for what looks like it should be a much easier test against a rebuilding UCLA program coming off a 42-13 home loss to Indiana.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media for the final time before the Tigers take the field in Death Valley on Saturday afternoon against the UCLA Bruins. While providing an injury report for Week 4,