re: What are the most dominant LSU FB victories since 2000?

Arkansas 2003. We destroyed them 55-24……..

arizona 03

1. 2019 #4 OU 63-28
2. 2007 #9 VT 48-7
3. 2005 #9 Miami 40-3
4. 2006 #11 Notre Dame 41-14
5. 2019 NR A&M 50-7

After reading all responses and thinking hard about it, I think this is the list for me. Coolest thing is that I was in attendance for all of these games except #1.

There are a lot of other really good options (2018 UGA, 2011 Ole Miss, 2011 Oregon, etc) but these 5 feel like the most dominant LSU has ever looked against a highly ranked opponent. A&M was not ranked, but was 7-4 coming into the game and 3 of their losses were to top 10 teams. Plus it was revenge for 74-72 the year before.

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Add these 2 games to your list:

2007: Virginia Tech: 48-7

2011: Oregon: 40-27

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Those, to me, are the major non-bowl wins that we really show off in. Those were statement games.

I wouldn't count Alabama in 2019, as that was less than a 7 pt win... it was a GOOD win, but not a steamrolling.

Don't think I've seen it mentioned yet.

2005 Peach Bowl

#10 LSU 40
#9 Miami 3

Terrible list

LSU @ Arizona and it isn't really close

Citrus Bowl vs Purdue 63-7.

It was like playing a high school team in a semi-decent bowl game. The coach’s son, an 8th string walk-on safety housed a 90+ yard pick 6.

The most lopsided bowl game in history before Georgia whipped up on what was left of the Seminoles.

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I especially loved the talking points after the game that if the game had last a few minutes more Bama would have won. They totally ignore the fact that other than the opening drive Bama never had the ball with the opportunity to take the lead.

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It was a great game, but I can't call it a dominant win. We won by 5.

We outscored them 33-13 in the first half. It was 19-13 with 30 seconds to go in the half, then Helaire scored a TD, then they threw a pick on the first play, then we scored another TD on 1 play. You take away that flurry and the half had been fairly close, even accounting for Tua just dropping the ball while wide open and driving on the opening possession, and then the next possession snapping the ball over the punter's head.

They outscored us 28-13 in the second half. They scored TDs on their last 4 possessions, with drives going 95, 78, 75, and 85 yds. If you say you weren't nervous when they tried the onside kick with under 2 minutes, after getting an 85 yd TD in 1 play to get within 5, then you're either a moron or a liar

A DOMINANT game is one where we beat the hell out of the other guys on both sides of the ball, all game long. Va Tech, Oregon, Fla State back in 83, where we were supposed to be in dogfights but smoked them.

There were a lot of other big blowouts, but I can't think of many against ranked teams that were supposed to hang with us, until you look at the bowls.

That is the only real answer. Also my son’s first game. He was 8 months old.