The No. 1 LSU football team took care of business with a 52-3 win in Oxford against a downtrodden Ole Miss squad in an otherwise chaotic weekend in college football.
The bedlam began Friday night when No. 2 Oklahoma State fell in double overtime by Iowa State, 37-31. Two more top-five teams, No. 4 Oregon and No. 5 Oklahoma, fell in dramatic fashion Saturday.
LSU coach Les Miles said despite watching Iowa State upset Oklahoma State the night before, he didn’t need to remind his team of the importance of every game.
“This team realizes the path it’s on,” Miles said. “Our football team recognizes we control our destiny, the things we need to do and we’re going to