Things went from bad to worse for Miami in the first half against LSU.

Trailing 20-3 with under five minutes before the break, the Hurricanes regained possession with the chance to make up some ground before going into halftime.

They did the opposite.

On a first down play near midfield, Miami quarterback Malik Rosier dropped back to pass, but his throw was tipped at the line of scrimmage and fell right into the waiting arms of LSU’s Jacob Phillips. He returned the interception 45 yards for a touchdown to increase the Tigers’ lead to 27-3.

When Phillips got to the sideline, he was greeted with a TURNOVER TOWEL. You know, like Miami’s famous turnover chain.

That’s adding insult to injury, but when you’re dominating a game like that, you deserve to gloat some.

Oh, and former LSU star Leonard Fournette, now with the Jacksonville Jaguars, got in on the act, too.

It looks like Fournette had a few bucks on that first half.

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