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LSU receiver Jackson Harris makes insane WR touchdown throw vs. Kentucky

LSU’s Jackson Harris delivered a jaw-dropping play in the Tigers’ SEC showdown against Kentucky on Saturday, executing a 41-yard touchdown pass to Roman Mothershed on a double-pass trick play. The fourth-quarter strike, coming with 9:42 left in regulation, gave LSU a 27-24 lead in a tightly contested game at Kroger Field.

Harris, not typically a quarterback, showed elite precision by launching the ball in stride, capitalizing on a third-down gain that set up the creative offensive playbook call from head coach Lane Kiffin. The play highlighted LSU’s resourcefulness in a game where Kentucky had kept the Tigers at bay, forcing them to rely on inventive plays to extend their lead.

Harris has already made an impact this season, including a breakout performance against Texas A&M two weeks prior with 12 receptions, 163 yards, and two touchdowns. The win marked LSU’s second consecutive victory after a loss to Ole Miss, with quarterback Sam Leavitt also contributing strongly by halftime with 14-of-18 passing for 122 yards and two touchdowns.

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