Does Anyone Actually Think LSU Stands A Chance Against Ole Miss?

Nah. Thinking about college gameday and the unfortunate arse whooping LSU is about to endure on the big stage.

Well they sucked last year and it was still a close game, so yeah they stand a very good chance.

There's a mountain of pressure to win this game, but it's all on Pete the Gelding.

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I’m a pretty realistic person.

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I truly don’t see LSU staying within 17 points.

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2025 = 19-24
I think that’s all I need to say.

With bama's decline, you Black Bears are trying to take the top spot in dumbest trolls.

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done.

one team wont be able to control their emotions.

the other will be playing with house money.

No, it will be a blowout. Looking at it objectively, LSU's roster isn't any better than the team they fielded the last 2 years

Seaton fixes LT, but the rest of the OL is still garbage. Moore and Bordelon couldn't start on last years team and Weston Davis was one of the worst linemen in the SEC. The RG they picked up is from a Maryland team that was just as bad running the ball. If they think Seaton is going to fix the run game, then they should look back at the 2024 team that had a top 5 pick at LT and how that line performed

The WR's are roughly a wash, Zavion Thomas went early 3rd round which is where Jayce Brown projects. The other 3 WR's will be 5-7th rounders at best

DJ Pickett should be much improved, but they lost a top 10 pick at the other corner

At best, Ty Benefield is only marginally better than AJ Haulcy

The pass rush will be improved with Princewill, but the run defense will be compromised with his inability to set the edge

They don't have to deal with Nussmeier, who may or may not have been chronically injured throughout last season, but they now have to deal with Leavitt who is coming off one of the worst injuries in football

When you factor in a new coaching staff implementing a new system with almost no continuity in place as very few players transferred with Lane and a very difficult schedule, I would be very surprised if LSU didn't lose at least 4 games this year. Given all of the above, I think it's more likely they fail to qualify for a bowl than it is they make the playoff

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No, it will be a blowout. Looking at it objectively, LSU's roster isn't any better than the team they fielded the last 2 years Seaton fixes LT, but the rest of the OL is still garbage. Moore and Bordelon couldn't start on last years team and Weston Davis was one of the worst linemen in the SEC. The RG they picked up is from a Maryland team that was just as bad running the ball. If they think Seaton is going to fix the run game, then they should look back at the 2024 team that had a top 5 pick at LT and how that line performed The WR's are roughly a wash, Zavion Thomas went early 3rd round which is where Jayce Brown projects. The other 3 WR's will be 5-7th rounders at best DJ Pickett should be much improved, but they lost a top 10 pick at the other corner At best, Ty Benefield is only marginally better than AJ Haulcy The pass rush will be improved with Princewill, but the run defense will be compromised with his inability to set the edge They don't have to deal with Nussmeier, who may or may not have been chronically injured throughout last season, but they now have to deal with Leavitt who is coming off one of the worst injuries in football When you factor in a new coaching staff implementing a new system with almost no continuity in place as very few players transferred with Lane and a very difficult schedule, I would be very surprised if LSU didn't lose at least 4 games this year. Given all of the above, I think it's more likely they fail to qualify for a bowl than it is they make the playoff

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Your psychosis is noted.
Write a short story next time. Novels are not necessary.

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I don’t even think about yall.

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Your post history tells a very different story.