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re: I'm super pumped for the game in Death Valley Saturday.

Posted on 10/13/15 at 11:20 pm to
Posted by rmnldr
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Posted on 10/13/15 at 11:20 pm to
Because it would make the game between A&M and LSU more fun?
Posted by UncleBlazer
Member since Jan 2013
3333 posts
Posted on 10/13/15 at 11:26 pm to
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Because it would make the game between A&M and LSU more fun?


And an LSU loss to an East team improves A&M's chances of finishing above LSU. First year following football?
Posted by sullivanct19a
Florida
Member since Oct 2015
5239 posts
Posted on 10/13/15 at 11:59 pm to
LSU fans are right, it's over. UF loses by a 100 or so.

Hard to see how UF can win this game

LSU's starting QB isn't good enough to be UF's third string
UF has more excellent tight ends than LSU has receivers
UF 27th in pass efficiency, LSU pass efficiency defense 44th
LSU gets 346 on the ground, UF gives up 99
by the way MissSt ranked 73rd rushing defense, SoCar 106th, Auburn 107th
For all the grief LSU wants to give UF for the Vols rushing yards, against a much inferior schedule LSU is still ranked below UF in rushing defense
LSU 75th in passing efficiency, UF 18th passing efficiency defense
UF 11th in scoring defense, LSU 49th
Team sacks UF 7th, LSU 41st
Time of Possession UF 12th LSU 14th
Mizz's defense is better than LSU in all categories except rush defense. UF has seen a tough defense on the road, but not the environment like they'll see at TS. The most noteworthy thing LSU has done on the road is take photos of Jim Brown banners and lined up against inferior opponents.

UF is far more balanced on offense but LSU's run game is far more potent. UF has a better defense.

UF is going to score points in this game. The deciding factor will be LSU running and UF stopping the run and that's going to come down to Oline v Dline. Fournette is great but it's going to be about when he makes first contact. If it's consistently at or behind the LOS, UF wins. If it's 2yd's or more down field on a lot of downs, LSU wins. The wild card is how creative LSU gets in the run game or in loosening things up for the run game and what UF does with Harris as an extra RB or rolling out to make LSU commit to him and flipping it out to a TE or something to steal yards from a good LSU defense.
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