re: LSU ranks #1 in NCAA in 1st quarter Defense.....

I'm not sure what LSU's D is yet. We appear to get MUCH better pressure on the D-line in the 1st half of the game, but the pressure fades late in the game. So depth is a little bit of an issue there.

The middle of the field looks soft (though Beckwith is a stud and is always around when it counts).

The secondary is filled with guys who can all be complete studs, but some of them are not experienced yet. We seem pretty good, but need work on completing games. The weakness seems to be short, quick passes. That's how I would attack them. Once the secondary gets more game experience though, that will be a tough group to beat.