The LSU Tigers got the win over the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, but what are the overreactions from the first half scare?

BATON ROUGE — It took more than a half for LSU football to wake up. The Tigers were marred by turnovers in the first half as quarterback Sam Leavitt threw three interceptions and the offense had four total. But LSU finally seized control against ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Sam Leavitt overcame three interceptions with a three touchdowns rushing, and No. 8 LSU pulled away in the second half for a 45-14 victory over a Louisiana Tech team that gave the Tigers fits for the better part of their match-up Saturday night.

LSU took care of Louisiana Tech ahead of a Week 3 trip to Ole Miss. But it wasn’t the most impressive first half from the Tigers’ offense.

Lane Kiffin's LSU Tigers rebounded from a slow start to pick up a 45-14 win over the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs.

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