VIDEO: Joe Burrow Caps Record-Setting First Half With 7th Touchdown Pass
By Mark Powell
Can we just simulate to the end of this one? The Peach Bowl has been entirely one-sided, with Joe Burrow and LSU's high-powered offense putting up numbers we never before thought possible against Oklahoma's swiss cheese defense. To cap it all off, Burrow threw his seventh touchdown of the half, adding to LSU's already-insurmountable lead.
403 yards and SEVEN touchdowns in the first half for Burrow! pic.twitter.com/Nrg6j4KArV
— Decaf Metcalf ☕ (@FTBeard11) December 28, 2019
Yes, that's 400 yards and seven scores in just thirty minutes of action.
Giving LSU this much time to gameplan against Alex Grinch's defense seems unfair, and should be a warning for whoever faces them next (either Ohio State or Clemson) in the National Championship Game.