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Sam Leavitt Leads LSU to 63-14 Victory over McNeese State
LSU piled up 731 total yards and set a school record with 102 offensive plays in a lopsided win over the FCS Cowboys.
- On Saturday, the LSU Tigers defeated the McNeese State Cowboys 63-14 at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with quarterback Sam Leavitt throwing for 173 yards and three touchdowns.
- Despite playing with a nagging hamstring injury, Leavitt directed an efficient offense, completing 10 of his first 12 passes while the Tigers set a school record by running 102 offensive plays.
- Running backs Harlem Berry and Stacy Gage each rushed for more than 100 yards, helping accumulate 731 yards of total offense as LSU dominated the first half, outgaining the Cowboys 347-31.
- Freshman wide receiver Corey Barber Jr. caught two touchdown passes, while defensive tackle Deuce Geralds scored on a direct snap, as the Tigers improved to 4-1.
- The Tigers shift focus to Southeastern Conference play, traveling to Kentucky next Saturday as head coach Lane Kiffin's squad seeks momentum following two consecutive wins after a loss to Ole Miss.
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No. 11 LSU 63, McNeese 14
·Bakersfield, United States
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No. 11 LSU demolishes FCS opponent McNeese 63
Sam Leavitt passed for three touchdowns in limited action, Corey Barber Jr. caught two of the scoring passes, Harlem Berry and Stacy Gage each rushed for more than 100 yards and No. 11 LSU routed McNeese 63-14 on Saturday night in Baton Rouge, La. Leavitt, who is the second-leading rusher for the Tigers (4-1) but
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shreveportbossieradvocate.comLane Kiffin wasn’t happy with the play of one LSU wideout vs. McNeese. Here’s what he said.
Asked at the half if he was satisfied with LSU’s performance leading in-state opponent McNeese State 35-0, head coach Lane Kiffin couldn’t hold his tongue about one wide receiver’s mistakes.
·Los Angeles, United States
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