KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - When the LSU players came out of the tunnel for the second half, some of them couldn't believe their eyes. Some of the lights at Neyland Stadium had gone out and rain was swirling around the stadium in sheets.
LSU defensive end Rashard Lawrence said his reaction when he saw the weather was simple: 'Whoa."
"It took a couple minutes to get used to after coming out the tunnel," Lawrence said. "But once we got used to it, it was great."
Getting used to it meant locking down the Tennessee rushing attack as LSU rolled to a 30-10 victory on Saturday night.