LSU vaulted itself back into both the Southeastern Conference and national championship conversations by way of a 36-16 shellacking of formerly-undefeated Georgia, the No. 2 team in the country.
Fans hadn’t rushed the field at Tiger Stadium since LSU upended No. 3 Ole Miss 10-7 on Oct. 25, 2014.
LSU hadn’t beaten a team ranked as high as Georgia since winning the Game of the Century over Alabama in 2011. Such a win hadn’t happened in Baton Rouge since the famed Florida upset of 1997.
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