LSU and Grambling met for the first time in the history of the two programs on Saturday night.
For LSU, it was its second all-time meeting with an HBCU after facing Southern in 2022.
Aside from a few issues on defense, the night went as expected for LSU. The offense was nearly perfect and the Tigers ran away with it.
[autotag]Jayden Daniels[/autotag] finished with 269 passing yards and five touchdowns while Malik Nabers led the team in receiving yards with 87. Brian Thomas Jr added two touchdowns in a blowout 72-10 win.
LSU now turns its attention to Mississippi State as the Tigers kickoff conference play on the road in Starkville next week. For now, here are the takeaways from Saturday night’s win.