The LSU Tigers suffered a confusing loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday afternoon.

The Tigers' offense marched down the field with ease, but they couldn't cash in.That left a scenario where LSU could feel demoralized, but a few players had nice individual days.

Pro Football Focus released the final grades for Saturday's meeting, and there were seemingly more good/average than outright bad. There were some standouts, though. Here were the highest and lowest ratings of the day:

Highest - WR Jackson Harris - 80.7

Harris continued his reign as one of college football's best players on Saturday. He snagged a career-high 11 catches for 166 yards, which was the second-highest mark of his career behind only last week. Sam Leavitt trusts him to come up with every football he sends his way.

The redshirt junior has become a favorite of scouts, for obvious reasons, so don't count on having him for his final year of eligibility at this point.

Lowest - C Braelin Moore - 49.3

The offensive line was highlighted as a weakness going into the game, but Moore was always viewed as one of the more reliable centers in the country. The center allowed four pressures and a sack in this game, while also not adding much as a run blocker. 

This was Moore's worst performance since Week 2 of the 2023 season, when he gave up four pressures at left guard. Four is the most pressure he's allowed as a center.

Highest - CB DJ Pickett - 76.3

There was a lot of controversy around Pickett's jersey number heading into the season. Now, almost through the season, it feels like it hasn't been seen much on the field. That can be a good thing, too, though. The Tigers' secondary has been underwhelming this season, but Pickett is far from an issue.

He has been targeted 31 times in 304 coverage snaps and allowed just 17 catches for 137 yards all year long. There has only been a handful of plays where he really got beaten. Pickett has allowed a 52.8 NFL passer rating this season with an interception and four pass breakups.

Lowest - CB Ja'Keem Jackson - 54.9

This was just a case of no one having a really bad day, and Jackson had a missed tackle in limited opportunities. He played 27 snaps, was targeted once and allowed an eight-yard catch, plus had one tackle and the missed tackle. Nothing to really freak out about, just a play or two he'd like to have back.