Saturday’s LSU-Mississippi State game was expected to be an early season SEC West test for the Tigers.
It turned out to be a one-sided affair as LSU dismantled Mississippi State, 41–14, while also giving college football fans a glimpse of Tigers freshman running back Kaleb Jackson, who registered a play that resembled LSU running backs from the past.
On second-and-11 with 1:53 to play in the third quarter, Jackson took the handoff from Tigers quarterback Jayden Daniels, bounced outside to the left sideline and delivered a nasty stiff arm before bulldozing his way through Bulldogs safety Isaac Smith for the first down.
