You know you’re a good team when you can take a quarter off against a top-10 team, spot them a 17-3 lead, and literally run them out of the building.
Early on, LSU had no answers for all the run-pass conflict that Ole Miss puts a defense into. They threw the ball on RPOs and play-action all over the yard, ending in TDs as the LSU offense moved the ball, but stalled in the red zone for FGs. As a result, Ole Miss took a 14-point lead. Given how this season has gone, that’s no problem.
From there, the LSU offense ground them into dust on the ground, using Jayden Daniels on zone read explosively, and moved the ball at will.