The LSU Tigers did not have a single lead in Saturday’s game against Ole Miss until quarterback Garrett Nussmeier found Kyren Lacy for a 25-yard touchdown in overtime to win the game. Defeating the Rebels 29-26 in Death Valley following the late-game heroics of their emerging star quarterback.

By his own admission, Garrett Nussmeier played one of the worst games of his career in LSU's win over Ole Miss. But he delivered when it mattered most. Our LSU coverage is brought to you in part by the Baton Rouge clinic.

So many of Garrett Nussmeier’s teammates and LSU staffers mobbed him that it took a few minutes before he even realized the fans had stormed the field. He fought through a sea of hugs and slaps on the helmet and shoulder to meet receiver Kyren Lacy — he knew before the snap he was going to him with the game on the line — to celebrate a winning touchdown that ignited a party in Baton Rouge.