No. 2 LSU grounds Miss. St.’s passing attack in 45-0 debut

TARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Craig Steltz and his teammates in the secondary will get all the credit for their six interceptions in No. 2 LSU's rout of Mississippi State. But after picking off three of Michael Henig's school record-tying six interceptions Thursday night, Steltz said the credit belongs to the Tigers' dominating defensive line. "Well that goes back to Glen Dorsey and Tyson Jackson," Steltz said. "They were putting great pressure on the quarterback."

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