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LSU Tigers Dominate McNeese State in Record-Setting Game
4 Oct
Summary
- LSU achieved 731 total yards, the second-most in program history.
- The Tigers ran a school-record 102 offensive plays.
- Sam Leavitt threw for 173 yards and three touchdowns.
No. 11 LSU demonstrated a commanding performance against McNeese State, securing a 63-14 win on Saturday night. The Tigers' offense achieved remarkable milestones, accumulating 731 total yards, their second-highest mark in program history. This offensive surge was complemented by a school-record 102 offensive plays run during the game.
Quarterback Sam Leavitt played a pivotal role, throwing for 173 yards and three touchdowns. The ground game also excelled, with Harlem Berry rushing for 125 yards and a touchdown, and Stacy Gage adding 110 yards and two touchdowns. The Tigers' defense also contributed early, with an interception leading to the game's opening score.
LSU established a significant lead early, ending the first half with a 347-31 yardage advantage. The second half saw continued dominance, including a touchdown by freshman defensive tackle Deuce Geralds. McNeese State managed to score points late in the third quarter, with backup quarterback Brady Barrier connecting on a long touchdown pass and then scoring on a long run.
