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Just like everyone knew South Carolina was going to roll over Texas A&M, right?

One more day, Tigers!!!

I'm still holding on to my prediction - we win by double digits due to a turnover from your QBs.

Although I'm now a little worried that McEvoy is the starter. Regardless, I think Clement and Gordon go for over 250 rushing yards on you guys!!!
South Carolina and LSU had statistically similar defenses last year...and we ended up slashing South Carolina for almost 300 yards rushing.

If there is one certainty in this game, it's that we WILL run the ball on you.

200 yards rushing is a somewhat conservative estimate!

re: Brief Wisco Breakdown

Posted by Big Bad Badger on 8/21/14 at 3:51 pm to
He's delusional, not necessarily juvenile.
You're thinking of McEvoy! He was originally a QB, got injured, moved to the secondary last year, but is now back at QB.

Stave will be the guy though!
Sure, I'll come back and eat crow if I have to. But I feel good about this game next week.

I've been watching a lot of your games from last year to try and get a feel for your team. Teams moved the ball at will on you guys last year, so I'm not sure where your confidence in your defense is coming from, especially considering your thin defensive line going up against one of the best offensive lines in college football.

Also, in your opening game against TCU last year, the game was close late in the 4th quarter.

I think the game will be close in the 4th for our matchup, but I do think your QBs make an error late that gives us the win, and makes the score look worse than it really was.

I also think you guys underestimate how good Gordon and Clement are.
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Are you going to be in Houston for the game? If so, I’ll let you buy me a beer and we can debate this topic further.


Yes I am!

I get down there on Thursday, rest of my group comes in on Friday.

We're staying at the DoubleTree downtown.
Not surprised by the reactions.

I think you guys have a misplaced sense of how good your program actually is!! It wasn't too long ago that you guys got beat by Clemson!

And, if I recall, you guys were 2 minutes away from getting beat by one of the worst teams in division 1 last year...at home!!!

We will match up with you guys, no doubt. I think your young QBs get rattled late and turn it over, giving us a double digit lead and the win. Just how I see it!
Hello Tigers. With just a little over a week until our match up in Houston, I felt the need to discuss a few things with you guys. After reading your board here for the past week, I've come to the conclusion that you're one cocky group of fans. So, just a little information for you!

We're not Washington.

We're not TCU.

We're not Oregon.

We're not North Carolina.

We're not West Virginia.

We've lost only two games in the last 4 years by double digits. Think about that for a second.

We're not one of these teams that you can abuse on the lines of scrimmage like you may have done with some of these other teams in the past. We're big and physical on the lines, and we will match up with you well in that regard.

On offense, we sport one of the best offensive lines in college football, and we have what may be the best running back duo in college football with Gordon and Clement. Your defense wasn't stellar last year, and your defensive line appears to be thin and inexperienced. This is a recipe for disaster when going up against a line like ours and against a running back like Melvin Gordon. You guys struggled to stop teams like Mississippi last year from running the ball, and I doubt you'll do much to slow down our running game. I expect us to gain 200+ yards against you on the ground.

On the flip side, yes, I'm aware you guys also have one of the best offensive lines in college football. And yes, I'm aware that we lost our front seven. Here's the thing, though - the guys that were playing behind our starters in the front 7 all return, and most of them have significant game experience. It's not as if we're placing seven 18 year old freshman out there. These are guys that have played before. We also return Landisch and Herring, so we'll have leadership back there as well.

And almost everyone in our secondary returns. Combine that with the fact that you have freshman QBs and freshman WRs with little to no experience, and that will make you guys one dimensional on offense. We'll load up the box and make you throw against our seasoned secondary. You might think you'll do the same against us, but again, we have QBs with experience. Here is some footage of Stave if you're unfamiliar with him - LINK

Finally, a prediction or two.

- Your running back Leo Fournette will end up being an average back. I've seen this story far too many times. 5 star kid highly recruited out of high school, treated like a celebrity when he enters college, and he ends up amounting to nothing. I think the guy will be a good back, but won't be the unstoppable machine everyone thinks he will be. I believe you guys recruited another running back as well, so here's my prediction - that guy ends up being the better back when it's all said and done.

Score prediction

I think the final score makes the game look worse than it was for you guys. I think it will be close late, but your QBs will make errors that will give us the double digit lead late. With Gordon and our offensive line, we will be able to grind out the clock and wear down your thin defensive line. Your freshman will put up a fight, but this is college ball, and your 18 year old studs on offensive aren't going to come in and take over in their first game.

Wisconsin - 30
LSU - 16

This is a big game for us and a big game for the Big Ten, and I think we take advantage. I hate the SEC with a passion, but if there is one team I like to see win, it's LSU. But I think we've got your number next week.

Here's to a fun and exciting game.
lsu fans will rationalize anything. Most of them won't have any concerns

The reality is that if the competition is close enough that you can discern which qb is better, then you're better off picking one and allowing him to establish a rapport and rhythm with the offense

Plugging in a new qb every few drives is a great way to slow the evolution of your offense over the course of a season

If that's what they plan to do, then I don't think we're going to have that much trouble stopping their offense

Landisch and Herring will be in their backfield all night so it probably won't matter at the end of the day.