Well, I think that will about do us.

A massive 13 tries later, and I can shut my laptop with steam still coming off the keyboard.

The biggest ever win at Murrayfield, but the biggest win would be next week, if Scotland could climb their Everest and do something they've never done before - beat New Zealand.

There are plenty of players to come back in. Pierre Schoeman, Zander Fagerson, Jamie Ritchie, Rory Darge, Ben White, Finn Russell, Sione Tuipulotu, Blair Kinghorn - to name a few.

Expect changes. We'll see you there. Have a good one!

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Finally, Gregor Townsend spoke about his belief that Scotland create history against New Zealand: "It's a huge match [next week]. This game has been sold out for a while. Everyone loves watching the All Blacks.

"We've had two cracking matches against them, but not delivered that winning performance.

"All these experiences, today included, have to be put into an 80-minute performance. The players can take confidence from how well they've trained this week.

"We have to build that cohesion pretty quickly. There's no reason why we can't. The guys will be up for it and have the belief they can do it."

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And a little more from Gregor Townsend: "What a game [Liam McConnell had]. He played with confidence, he was aggressive in defence which is what we expected. His ability in attack to put others into space...

"As a set-piece six too, he put pressure on the line-out and got a couple of good steals in there. A pretty good debut, and the same for Harri Morris. He nailed his line out throws and just did his job.

"It's really good for the future that players can come into our squad and not just contribute but stand out in their performances."

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Some more from Gregor Townsend: "We've got reference points that we lean into - Wales in March, when we were 35-7 up. We talked about that at half-time.

"Just do your jobs. There will be period when the opposition come back at you. They'll be fired up and more aggressive, but we have to make sure we're clear in contact, there in support.

"There'll be times when the game isn't as fluid, but I was really pleased with the last 10 minutes. If we can have that first 10 minutes and last 10 minutes next week, we'll be in a good place. We know next week will be a much bigger challenge and the team will be much-changed too."

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend tells BBC Scotland: "Straight away, the players were very cohesive which is hard to achieve in a week's training, with a brand new team, but it just shows you the togetherness this group has, but also how hard they worked this week.

"We asked for effort and physicality and we got that for most of the game, clearing the ball in contact, but also when we had to defend. We were aggressive, and disciplined in the main.

"The players really worked hard for each other. It's great there was such a big crowd tonight, and they got to see our strengths. We've obviously got a few very talented guys in our team."

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Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

I thought he was outstanding, he managed the game really well at nine. He runs those cheat lines, brings everybody into the game, his skillset is good, his kicking game is decent.

And you put him on the wing and he's international class as well. He does it whoever he plays against. He's got a lot of rugby in him.

He's got pace, he understands the game.

Scotland's player of the match Jamie Dobie tells BBC Scotland: "Fun is one of the words to describe that. We're all delighted with the performance. The most pleasing thing is to keep them scoreless in a Test match.

"It was a big focus point before the game, and even more so at half time. It can be tempting to go off script, but we didn't do that and that's why we scored 80-odd points, because we stuck to the plan.

"I'm loving my rugby at the moment. It's been a good start to the season, and that's the same for a lot of the boys in the squad.

"I was at the game [against New Zealand] as a fan in the stands a few years ago, and I remember watching the game in 2017 when Scotland came close.

"I'd love to get out there, having spent time on loan at the Bay of Plenty on loan a few years ago. I know a few faces in the squad so it would be extra special."

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Colin Gregor
Former Glasgow Warriors back on BBC Radio Scotland

Scotland were excellent. The USA didn't offer a huge amount, but Scotland will be delighted to concede no points. There were many strong passages of play. They executed most of the line breaks they created.

Some of the guys stepped up to Test match rugby and gave a very good account of themselves individually, but more importantly as a team.

In those sort of games, it's easy to go off script and be the hero. Scotland stuck together.

Tom English
BBC Scotland chief sports writer on Sportsound

85-0 was a fair reflection of the game. I felt sorry for America coming into it, I felt really sorry for them at half-time and really, really, really sorry for them now. They've been pulverised, and they'll get no joy out of this.

Scotland get a bit of confidence from this. A few people have put their hands up for the 23 next week against New Zealand, Jamie Dobie being one of them. I'm torn whether to put him in the starting team or stick with Ben White!

They made a poor team look poor, and they can't do any more than that.

The third biggest Scotland win of all-time, and the biggest in 100 years at Murrayfield.

After a century of history at this great ground, the record-books are rewritten. Can they be rewritten again in a weeks' time against the All Blacks?

Reaction to come.

Aw, Liam McConnell. On his first start for his country, he's come down with a bad case of white line fever.

He breaks a tackle and hares down the left. Into the 22m, he's got George Horne on his shoulder but he ignores him and is tackled metres short!

We've all been there, Liam son. You'll get your first try soon.

And now Harri Morris is on for his Scotland debut.

He actually made his first Edinburgh appearance back in 2021 as a back-rower, after moving to Scotland aged 12.

He was the wildcard in this Scotland squad, but Gregor Townsend sees a lot of promise. Can he take this chance?

Either way, yer a Scotland international, Harri.

Oh no! The USA should have scored!

Liam McConnell broke free and tried the audacious offload that didn't work. Seconds later, Tavite Lopeti throws a ridiculous behind the back pass to put Mitch Wilson away and it looks like the US are going to get on the board.

But the second pass inside is loose and the ball is spilled.

The chance to breach Scotland's try line might be gone.

Scotland pile forward looking for a ninth score, but the US have the jackal over Max Williamson after Murphy Walker misses the clean out.

That feels like the first thing that has gone the way of the visitors.