LSU overwhelmed SE Louisiana 56-10 on Saturday in a lopsided Week 4 matchup. The Tigers jumped out to an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back, scoring 28 points in the second quarter alone to take control of the game.

SE Louisiana managed only a touchdown in the third quarter and a field goal in the fourth, unable to mount any meaningful offensive threat. Quarterback Carson Camp led the Lions' passing attack with 87 yards, including a 30-yard completion to Jordyn Williams for a first down in the third quarter.

For LSU, the offensive firepower was on full display. Garrett Nussmeier orchestrated the attack through the air, connecting with Barion Brown for a touchdown and finding Zavion Thomas for a 17-yard gain. Michael Van Buren Jr. contributed both on the ground with a 12-yard run and through the air with a 13-yard completion to Kaleb Jackson. Receiver Bauer Sharp led all receivers with 73 yards.

The game featured limited drama, with LSU's dominance evident from start to finish. The Tigers scored 14 more points in the fourth quarter to seal the decisive victory.