That’s how you go on the road and dominate an opponent. LSU finally snaps its two-year SEC road losing streak with a blowout win at Jordan-Hare, outgaining Auburn 552 to 271 and heading into the bye week at 6-2 with Alabama next.
Sam Leavitt had a Heisman-level day with 400+ total yards and four touchdowns. Jackson Harris went off for 9 catches, 178 yards and 2 touchdowns, including the 70-yard backbreaker. Trey’Dez Green returned and made an impact as a blocker and in the red zone. On defense, LSU racked up seven sacks, held Byrum Brown to 19 carries for 21 yards, and shut down Auburn’s run game and receivers in man coverage, just like we laid out all week.
We break down the whole game: Charlie Weis Jr. attacking Auburn’s boundary, the fourth-down call that sparked Leavitt, Dylan Jones’s culture drive before halftime, Jordan Ross and Chase Thomas on defense, and what still needs fixing, including the interior offensive line, punting and soft coverage on third down.
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(00:00) – LSU dominates Auburn on the road
(02:33) – LSU’s first SEC road win in two years
(07:32) – Jackson Harris: 178 yards and 2 TDs
(08:54) – Sam Leavitt’s Heisman-level day
(10:13) – Jordan Ross and seven sacks
(13:39) – Game recap begins
(19:03) – Trey’Dez Green’s return
(23:33) – The interior offensive line still has to improve
(32:57) – Charlie Weis Jr. attacks the boundary
(39:36) – Chase Thomas lays the lumber
(51:47) – The fourth-down call that sparked Sam Leavitt
(1:07:28) – The 70-yard Jackson Harris backbreaker
(1:12:22) – Dilin Jones’s culture drive before halftime
(1:16:16) – LSU’s best half of the season
(1:27:26) – Super Chats and Q&A
