re: Who Lost The Weekend The Most?

I must have missed it as well.

Cliff Notes?

Clemson - Duke? Seriously?
LSU - Prison yard gang raping, but at least to a really good team.
SoCar - Very underwhelming, but NC better than expected
Florida - Very underwhelming, but Utes better than expected

No one wants to hear it bc it's fun to shite on lsu but they lost the least amount of respect plus fsu is non con. Lsu can still lose one more game and as long as they win the sec(still a very tall order) they are in the playoffs. This is the most likely team to turn it around.

Clemson lost the most respect and a conference game in a division less conference. Clemson has to run the table with fsu unc notre dame still left(yikes looking real 8-4) Duke game was a lot of self inflicted wounds that came at pivotal moments. Could still turn it around.

Usce had good quarterback play, and fight, thier trenches are just so bad on both sides of the ball they'll need rattler to ball out every game just to make a bowl. It'll be close to impossible to turn this around when you can't stop the run or protect your qb. You can tweak olines a little with different combos but usually leads to very modest improvements, bad dline is what is in college football you either have talent thier or don't

Sunbelt Billy getting fired, they're usce without fight or a quarterback

LSU lost first weekend imo because no one thinks Clemson is good anyways. FSU bent LSU over on prime time on a Sunday for everyone to see.

I can agree with your choices but the order is wrong: #1 is a LSU, Clemson tie.

All the DVs..

LSU still sits at 14 in both polls. Florida will lose 4-5 more games and Clemson nearly dropped out of the T25 and is in a one bid playoff ACC. And USCe will lose 3-4 more.

Who is still in a better position?

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-Dabo becoming exposed without Deshaun or Trevor to hide behind

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This decline has more to do with a defense that can't steal signals any longer in Venables.

You know, I was disappointed too. I was expecting a smack-down.

I'm sure LSU will recover and have a fine season, but it looked like the coaches got off the bus from the hotel and were like "Ok who we playing tonight ?"

Dave Aranda. He lost his starting QB, lost confidence in firing Grimes over the summer, lost opportunity to raid the portal, and we can already chalk up this coming Saturday as a loss to Utah.

Big12 glasses on, but a team that was once defined only by snap count and scoreboard (Briles) became a new identity under a slowed game and disciplined defense (Rhule). Big swinging DC himself (Aranda) inhereted it, and it looks like he's since lost his own identity.


Edit: By comparison, it wasn't LSU because that was a non-conference game and given the number of trips to the red zone, the second half would have played out far different if LSU's receivers hadn't exited the locker room with the yips.

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Beamer really did. Now that is one funky excuse! At least it was original. Never heard that one before

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I mean what more is there to say after a game like that? "I thought our QB did a great job dealing with contact"