Looking ahead to LSU

What time is the game? If it's a night game in Baton Rouge, then no shot.

We can beat them. They are nothing special and if we go up by a touchdown half their fans will leave anyway.

I don't think we will beat them but we certainly can.

I didn't watch their game yesterday, but supposedly their new QB is better than the one who started the year. They had 200+ yds passing last night in their 23-20 win over MSU.

If it's a night game, and their homecoming, it drastically reduces our chances of pulling off a W.

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I will be there

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Wear old clothes.

That's fine, but their team is just ok.

And like I said, if we jump out to a lead that stadium is going to empty faster dump truck load of corn dogs.

It was about half empty last night in the second half because they weren't winning by enough points.

I mean, we will probably lose because we play really undisciplined football but LSU is nothing to be afraid of.

If we could somehow play a clean game we have a very good chance of beating them.

As hard as I have been on our new defensive scheme, we did stop chubb last night. I still wish they were trying to cause more fumbles(0 so far, i think), plus the defense looked bad in the first half. Uga has a better pass offense than lsu. We could stop fornette and if we can stop making bonehead mistakes (penalties and turnovers), we can win.

I doubt that lsu thinks we are a tough game and are looking past us at florida.

We loaded up the box to stop Chubb and dared Eason to beat us. Which he did.

Fournette is better than Chubb, but he's apparently a little banged up. Etling is not nearly on Eason's level, but LSU has more weapons at WR.

Like you said though. It's more about us playing stupid, erratic football. Staff needs to make better decisions and the players need to stop making dumb mistakes and turning the ball over. We've actually had 3 receivers called for illegal man downfield already this year. 3 different guys that don't know how to line up. That's mind boggling. We can definitely beat LSU if we play clean, but I'll have to see us do that first before I have any confidence that we will.

We will use a similar game plan to yesterday's - throw all we have at Fournette and force Etling to beat us with his arm. It was a solid plan last night, and almost worked. Should have worked - the reasons why it didn't have been discussed already.

I'm encouraged by the D play yesterday. If they continue to progress, and Lock and company continue to mature, we have a good shot. The coaches will have their work cut out for them to keep the young team focused and disciplined for a night game at Death Valley.