LSU took care of business Saturday night against Arkansas with a huge 56-20 victory.

Tigers coach Ed Orgeron made it clear after the game that it was just another day in the office for his team because the Razorbacks haven’t been a challenge for them or anyone in a while.

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“There wasn’t going to be celebration for beating Arkansas,” Orgeron said, according to WGMB-TV. “They haven’t beaten anyone in a long time.”

He told reporters in the postgame press conference that the team was getting ready and focused to play Texas A&M, who the Tigers lost to last season in seven overtimes.

Joe Burrow led the way with 327 passing yards and three touchdowns on 23-of-28 passing. Running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire recorded 188 rushing yards and three touchdowns on six carries.

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LSU’s win marked the fourth straight time the Tigers have beaten the Razorbacks and the seventh out of their last nine matchups. The last time Arkansas beat LSU was in 2015, a 17-0 upset. LSU has a 40-22-2 lead in the series between the two teams.

With the win, LSU is likely to stay as the top seed in the College Football Playoff rankings. The Tigers are 11-0 this season and face the Aggies next week prior to the SEC Championship.

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Arkansas dropped to 2-9 this season and are 0-7 in conference play.