Not everything you see on a football field is the result of hours of film study in preparation. Sometimes it's on-the-spot decision making.
Take Joe Burrow and his late-game touchdown run Saturday against Ole Miss as an example. The LSU quarterback took a shotgun snap and faked a handoff to Clyde Edwards-Helaire and then ran to the spot vacated by an Ole Miss defensive end.
That cleared a path for Burrow and his 35-yard run to the end zone.
"We just kind of drew it up on the fly," Burrow said Saturday. "And it worked out.