LSU's Joe Burrow raises the College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy following LSU's 42-25 victory against Clemson Monday in New Orleans. (Submitted Photo/Gus Stark, LSU Sports Information)
A dense fog enveloped the Crescent City Monday, which brought about thoughts of things emerging from the poor visibility like the ghosts of Marie LeVeau or Jean Lafitte.
LSU enters Monday’s College Football Playoff final at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans against Clemson with college football’s best offense this year.
Joe Burrow and the LSU Tigers turned in a first half for the ages, a breathtaking offensive display even as their coordinator grieved a horrific tragedy from his box high above the field.
Cade Minton
(Submitted Photo/Dominique Thomas)
Austin Harden
(Submitted Photo/Brandon Harden)
The nation’s two best offenses will compete on the field Saturday in one College Football Playoff semifinal as No. 1 LSU meets No. 4 Oklahoma in Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Oklahoma linebacker Kenneth Murray knows the Sooners' defense is preparing for its toughest challenge of the season and believes experience on the national stage will be a big factor.
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