If that was offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher's last game at LSU Wednesday, he went out strong with a season-high 577 yards of total offense. In classic Fisher fashion, the Tigers were balanced "" 332 yards passing and 245 on the ground "" and used the element of surprise in a 41-14 victory over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl Wednesday night at the Louisiana Superdome. "They definitely ran a little bit more than what we were expecting," Notre Dame safety Tom Zbikowski said. "I'm not sure what was going on with the defensive line, but obviously we were giving them too much space to throw the ball. Receivers were too open. Their quarterback was just dropping back and throwing off timing, and he'd hit his receivers." Link To Original Article
