LSU 55, Georgia Southern 3: Post-Game Review

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports We all heard the talk all year, and we all saw that first glimpse in the spring, but on Saturday we saw the New LSU Offense™ debut in impressive fashion, ripping off touchdowns on the first three possessions and 42 points in the first half.

The attack was exactly what Ed Orgeron told us all it would be — a no-huddle, spread offense that featured Joe Burrow and LSU’s talented receivers to the tune of 350 yards and five touchdowns distributed across 14 different pass catchers.

And it went about as well as you could’ve asked — 6.6 yards per play, more than 50 percent on third-down conversions, plus a perfect seven-for-seven in the redzone, all touchdowns. New…