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Has LSU’s passing attack finally arrived?

Under the guidance of coach Lane Kiffin, the LSU Tigers secured a decisive 35-6 victory over the No. 23 Texas A&M Aggies at Tiger Stadium, showcasing their most complete offensive showing of the autumn.

Quarterback Sam Leavitt delivered his finest aerial performance by converting 17 of 23 throwing attempts for 312 yards, two scores, and a 74 percent completion rate, though he also surrendered his sixth interception of the campaign.

Jackson Harris proved to be the primary beneficiary of the aerial display, hauling in four receptions for 163 yards and both passing touchdowns, covering distances of 16 and 57 yards respectively. The latter score materialized on a fourth-and-one gamble that highlighted Kiffin's aggressive play-calling philosophy, helping propel the program to a total of 506 yards of offense and leaving supporters optimistic about the trajectory of the passing attack.

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