re: Will Auburn beat LSU in Death Valley?

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Only thing LSU will have going for them in 2015 is home field advantage, a decent defense and a good running game

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Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee beat you three out of four with that formula. Cam Newton ain't walking aback through Jordan-Hare.

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You know what's sad? So far, Jordan Jefferson and Jarrett Lee have proven so much more and played oh so much better than Brandon Harris and Anthony Jennings. Both of them have been atrocious.

Also, LSU won't be trotting out a defense of that caliber.

We have a seasoned D coming in that ranks top of the SEC.

We have a Heisman candidate running back.

We have seasoned receivers.

What do you have? Jeremy Johnson? What has he done?

You are losing your best receiver to the draft.

Your D is average.

What does Auburn have?

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We have a seasoned D coming in that ranks top of the SEC.

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Coached by Kevin Steele. Congrats.

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We have a Heisman candidate running back.

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Auburn has one at quarterback.

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We have seasoned receivers.

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Auburn does, too. In fact, Auburn has more seasoned receivers.

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What do you have? Jeremy Johnson? What has he done?

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Twice as much as all LSU quarterbacks combined.

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You are losing your best receiver to the draft.

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shite, Duke Williams left?

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Your D is average.

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Your offense sucks more than Paige at an OT meet and greet.

Anything else?

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Auburn has one at quarterback.

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Your offense sucks more than Paige at an OT meet and greet.

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Seriously though, I know Bovada (and other betting sites) have Jeremy Johnson pegged as a Heisman contender. I think his odds to win at this time are 20/1.

Ezekiel Elliott (RB Ohio State) 6/1
Dak Prescott (QB Mississippi State) 7/1
Leonard Fournette (RB LSU) 15/2
Trevone Boykin (QB TCU) 15/2
Nick Chubb (RB Georgia) 9/1
Cardale Jones (QB Ohio State) 10/1
Cody Kessler (QB USC) 12/1
Derrick Henry (RB Alabama) 14/1
Paul Perkins (RB UCLA) 14/1
Samaje Perine (RB Oklahoma) 14/1
J.T. Barrett (QB Ohio State) 16/1
Braxton Miller (QB Ohio State) 20/1
Connor Cook (QB Michigan State) 20/1
Deshaun Watson (QB Clemson) 20/1
Jeremy Johnson (QB Auburn) 20/1
Royce Freeman (RB Oregon) 25/1
Brad Kaaya (QB Miami) 33/1
Corey Clement (RB Wisconsin) 33/1
D.J. Foster (RB Arizona State) 33/1
Dalvin Cook (RB Florida State) 33/1
James Connor (RB Pittsburgh) 33/1
Justin Thomas (QB Georgia Tech) 33/1
Nick Wilson (RB Arizona) 33/1
Seth Russell (QB Baylor) 33/1
Mason Rudolph (QB Oklahoma State) 40/1
Jacoby Brissett (QB North Carolina State) 50/1
Jalen Hurd (RB Tennessee) 50/1
Jared Goff (QB California) 50/1
Marquise Williams (QB North Carolina) 50/1
Laquon Treadwell (WR Mississippi) 66/1
Scooby Wright (LB Arizona) 66/1

Now scratch out every RB on the list.

LSU had JaMarcus Russell in 2005...

Just goes to show, we could line Mike up under center, (the costumed one, not the 500 lb. one) and beat Auburn.

In 2006, they beat us thanks to the worst no-call I've ever seen.
In 2010, they beat us thanks to their mercenary QB.
In 2014, they beat the worst LSU team since 2008, and possibly since the late 90's.

That's the extent of their success against Les Miles.

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In 2014, they beat the worst LSU team since 2008, and possibly since the late 90's.

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and you honestly think LSU will be better next year?