
Kiffin rejects running clock in LSU’s 63-14 McNeese rout to set program standard
LSU head coach Lane Kiffin refused a running clock in the third quarter of a 63-14 victory over McNeese State, using the decision to enforce a high-intensity standard for all players. The Tigers scored 384 of their 731 total yards in the second half, with reserve running back Stacy Gage rushing for 110 yards and two touchdowns. Kiffin emphasized that the team must play physically regardless of the opponent's level, rejecting the idea of easing off against FCS competition. This approach aligns with his broader strategy to maintain discipline and swagger, ensuring LSU remains a formidable opponent in the SEC.













