LSU Athletics is adding a new business partner to its lineup, announcing a multi-year deal with REV Fiber that will make the Gonzales-based company the exclusive Official Internet Partner of LSU Athletics starting in the 2026-27 season.
REV Fiber, Louisiana’s largest locally owned, fiber-first internet provider, said the agreement will extend across all LSU sports and deepen its investment in communities around the state through fast, reliable internet and local support.
“Our partnership with LSU Athletics reflects what REV stands for: strong local roots, meaningful community investment, and a commitment to delivering the reliable connectivity Louisiana families and businesses depend on every day,” said Josh Descant, REV’s CEO. “As a Louisiana-grown company, there’s deep, local pride in aligning with a program like LSU Athletics that inspires pride across the state, and we look forward to supporting Tigers fans while continuing to invest in the future of the communities we serve.”
The partnership was unveiled at a recent kick-off event inside Tiger Stadium’s Stadium Club South, where the two sides also introduced marketing elements and creative campaigns built specifically around the deal.
LSU Athletics said the fit goes beyond branding. The agreement includes digital, online, in-game and venue exposure, along with gameday activations. REV Fiber is also backing several Name, Image and Likeness athletes, with an emphasis on Louisiana-based players.
“This partnership reflects our continued commitment to aligning with organizations that share our values and vision for LSU Athletics, said Clay Harris, LSU Athletics Deputy AD/Chief Revenue Officer. “REV Fiber’s investment in Louisiana, our student-athletes and the Tiger fan experience makes them an ideal partner, and we look forward to building on that relationship for years to come.”
LSU Sports Properties General Manager Ben Price said the relationship is built on shared goals and a common approach to community investment.
“At LSU Athletics, we want to work with partners whose goals align with ours,” said LSU Sports Properties General Manager Ben Price. “REV’s commitment to strengthening communities across Louisiana through meaningful engagement, innovation, and investment makes them a natural fit for our program. Together, we look forward to creating opportunities that benefit Tiger fans and the broader Louisiana community.”
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