Joe Burrow was on another planet as he guided LSU over Oklahoma in the first CFBPlayoff game.
Up against the Sooners, the freakish quarterback was on absolute fire from his very first throw as he registered a touchdown in less than 60 seconds on offence.
Burrow picked apart the Sooners’ defence time and time again as he found his receiving crew with relative ease. By the time the first half came to an end the scoreboard read 49-14 with Burrow etching his name into the college football and LSU record books. His stat line looked like something you’d see in a video game instead of real life, as he piled up 403 passing yards, completing 21-27 throws and ending with seven first half touchdowns.
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