His touchdown run went for 35 yards and his 388 yards of total offence were fourth-most in a single game in LSU history. “I’m excited about the play of Joe Burrow,” said LSU coach Ed Orgeron, whose team will play No. LSU dominated much of the game, but two turnovers let the Rebels (3-2, 0-2) hang around until late in the third quarter. The Ole Miss offence, which has been explosive in victories over nonconference teams, again struggled against an elite SEC defence as it did in a 62-7 loss to Alabama. Whether the Tigers move up depends on how voters view their rout of Ole Miss vs. narrow victories by No.

Source: National Post September 30, 2018 05:12 UTC