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Posted on 11/19/17 at 1:38 pm to FishFearMe
Posted on 11/19/17 at 1:38 pm to FishFearMe
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You are going to be playing against a bunch of maniacs next Saturday.
Sumlin is coaching for his job. He knows it, his staff knows it, his players know it.
Aggies are going to physically whip you. We are a dangerous team to play this Saturday.
Nope. Aggies are gonna roll over and take it just like they always do.
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Posted on 11/19/17 at 2:03 pm to vincejr
Defensively Aggies can get after the qb. If we get into 2-3rd n long it will be a long night
Posted on 11/19/17 at 2:05 pm to FishFearMe
If he couldn't beat the Anthony Jennings Tigers that were shut out to Bert a week prior, I don't think he'll ever beat them.
Posted on 11/19/17 at 2:07 pm to FishFearMe
Posted on 11/19/17 at 2:23 pm to FishFearMe
Please post your shroom dealer's phone number, he clearly has a top quality product
Posted on 11/19/17 at 2:45 pm to FishFearMe
LSU Offense vs. Texas A&M Defense: Advantage LSU
Texas A&M has given up 229 rush ypg to ranked opponents this season. Coincidentally, LSU has averaged 229 rush yards in their 8 wins this season. If A&M gives up that kind of rushing yardage in this game, LSU will win.
Texas A&M Offense vs. LSU Defense: Advantage LSU
Texas A&M ranks 7th in the SEC in total offense and scoring offense. As with most Sumlin teams, they are better at passing (5th) than rushing (8th). New QB Nick Starkel put up 416 yards and 4 TDs in his first start vs. New Mexico. But he put up only 272 yards, 1 TD and 1INT in his first SEC road game vs. Ole Miss (a team that ranks 10th in the SEC in passing defense).
Meanwhile, LSU ranks 5th in total defense and 4th in scoring defense. They are equally good at defending the pass (5th) and the run (5th).
Special Teams: Advantage Texas A&M
Both teams have 2 special teams TDs on the year, but Texas A&M has the better kicker and punter.
Intangibles: Advantage LSU
Sumlin may be coaching for his job, but he'll be doing it in on the road. Meanwhile, LSU is playing for a NY6 bowl and a 10-win season, and they'll be doing it at home.
Texas A&M will be starting redshirt freshman QB Nick Starkel, who only has 2 starts. Playing in Tiger Stadium against a better-than-average passing defense will be his first true road test.
Fortunately for Starkel, LSU's Arden Key is currently sidelined with a knee injury, and his timeline is uncertain. But if Key returns to the lineup by Saturday, this is very bad news for Starkel, who is more of a pocket passer than a runner (in fact, he has -16 rushing yards on the season).
Texas A&M has given up 229 rush ypg to ranked opponents this season. Coincidentally, LSU has averaged 229 rush yards in their 8 wins this season. If A&M gives up that kind of rushing yardage in this game, LSU will win.
Texas A&M Offense vs. LSU Defense: Advantage LSU
Texas A&M ranks 7th in the SEC in total offense and scoring offense. As with most Sumlin teams, they are better at passing (5th) than rushing (8th). New QB Nick Starkel put up 416 yards and 4 TDs in his first start vs. New Mexico. But he put up only 272 yards, 1 TD and 1INT in his first SEC road game vs. Ole Miss (a team that ranks 10th in the SEC in passing defense).
Meanwhile, LSU ranks 5th in total defense and 4th in scoring defense. They are equally good at defending the pass (5th) and the run (5th).
Special Teams: Advantage Texas A&M
Both teams have 2 special teams TDs on the year, but Texas A&M has the better kicker and punter.
Intangibles: Advantage LSU
Sumlin may be coaching for his job, but he'll be doing it in on the road. Meanwhile, LSU is playing for a NY6 bowl and a 10-win season, and they'll be doing it at home.
Texas A&M will be starting redshirt freshman QB Nick Starkel, who only has 2 starts. Playing in Tiger Stadium against a better-than-average passing defense will be his first true road test.
Fortunately for Starkel, LSU's Arden Key is currently sidelined with a knee injury, and his timeline is uncertain. But if Key returns to the lineup by Saturday, this is very bad news for Starkel, who is more of a pocket passer than a runner (in fact, he has -16 rushing yards on the season).
This post was edited on 11/19/17 at 2:46 pm
Posted on 11/19/17 at 2:54 pm to FishFearMe
Your best chance of winning in to invest your endowment that you talk about next nonstop in the offseason into buying the refs. Your coach and your players are below mediocre and College Staton sucks.
This post was edited on 11/19/17 at 2:59 pm
Posted on 11/19/17 at 4:50 pm to Vanilla Coke
LSU has 2 RB's who ran/have run for 250+ yrds against the Chief. 3 times total. #5 is back again.
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