LSU Football is scoring any way possible lighting up the scoreboard in the Texas Bowl

Heading into the Texas Bowl, it was hard to envision what the team may look like as the Tigers had opt outs all over the offensive line, at wide receiver, and in the secondary. The Tigers were made underdogs for the game and quickly proved the oddsmakers wrong. At Halftime, LSU leads 34-17 as the Tigers rolled the entire first half scoring anyway possible.

The Tigers opened the game off driving down the field as the new offensive line opened massive holes in the rushing game and gave Garrett Nussmeier all day to find Trey'Dez Green in the back of the endzone.

The defense quickly responded as the offense looking to outscore the offense and fellow Freshman Dahvon Keys grabbed a bobbled screen pass and returned it 40 yards for a pick six.

The Baylor Bears scored to open the second quarter but, LSU responded as Garrett Nussmeier threw a strike to Chris Hilton Jr for a 41 yard touchdown as Baylor's defensive backs quickly realized how hard it is to keep up with Chris Hilton.

That wasn't the last we'd see of Nussmeier finding Hilton deep as the duo beat the Bears again this time for a 44 yard pickup as Hilton was ruled down at the one.

The deep pass set Garrett Nussmeier up to find his true Freshman tight end for a second time as the defense lost Trey'Dez Green leading to a touchdown.

After Baylor scored, the Special Teams unit decided it wanted to get in on the action as Zavion Thomas returned the ensuing kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown to give LSU a 34-14 lead.

The only way LSU is failing to score is when its kicking the ball as the Tigers had a field goal blocked and missed an extra point as the struggles in the kicking game continue.

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