LSU Tigers dominate McNeese State with 63-14 victory

The LSU Tigers secured a dominant 63-14 victory over McNeese State, recording 731 total yards of offense, the second-most in program history. The performance highlighted a functional offense and a defense that held McNeese to just one successful third-down conversion out of 12 attempts.

Key individual performances included running back Harlem Berry, who recorded over 100 rushing yards on 15 attempts, and Dilin Jones. The team also saw contributions from wide receivers such as Winston Watkins Jr. and Jackson Harris. Notably, the Tigers finished the game without any major injuries, a first since Week 1.

This win comes as LSU prepares for a demanding stretch of seven consecutive SEC games through the end of October. The offensive unit has shown improved rhythm and depth, which will be critical as the team faces more difficult competition in the coming weeks.