LSU’s season is over.
The Tigers ended on a high note in Orlando, scoring 63 points and allowing just seven in the Citrus Bowl win over Purdue. It’s what you wanted to see from a team that dropped its previous two games.
The last year or so has been a tumultuous one with several changes. The 2022 LSU team looked a lot different from what we saw last year.
Brian Kelly reached 10 wins in Year 1. That’s an achievement many didn’t think was possible for this group. Kelly’s inaugural campaign will be defined by LSU’s win over Alabama which shot it back into playoff contention.
It wasn’t all pretty. The Florida State and Texas A&M losses both stung in their own way. It’ll be a long time before LSU takes the field again — right back in Orlando for a rematch with FSU.
It’s time to close the book on Kelly’s first year as the prep for 2023 begins.