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Was downvoted for making this exact post. Baker’s defense has excelled against bad QBs but struggles in key moments and against good teams.
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Just need a wee bit of help


As a negatiger, we do not need help. The committee loves us year in and year out. We are almost always the highest ranked [insert how many losses we have] loss team at any given time. If we finish off the season with three wins with two of them being against top 10 teams, we are going to easily finish in the top 12. Whether we can actually do it is a separate question.

re: Take the Points

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/11/26 at 10:48 am to
We need to keep the game in front of us for once. Unless it is like 4th and 2 or less from the 32 to 42, just take the points.

re: Grade Blake Baker's season

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/9/26 at 12:28 pm to
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Our defense is ranked #3 in advanced metrics


Yes, we have played a bunch of terrible offenses and back-up QBs. In the games where it mattered most, he mostly shite the bed.

Grade Blake Baker's season

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/9/26 at 12:19 pm
He is the highest paid defensive coordinator in the country and his wins this year are against the following QBs:

- Chris Vizzina (now benched)

- La Tech

- McNeese

- Marcel Reed with both of his top WRs injured

- Byrum Brown

- Billy Puckett

LOL
They have not played the actual neck song in like 13 years.

re: Next 6 games are brutal

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/9/26 at 10:37 am to
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Back to top
Panthers
At bears
At bengals
Packers
At panthers
At bucs


Sunday is a must win. Can give ourselves some cushion in the division before the inevitable slaughtering of Bears, Bengals, and Packers. But I also think we need to win one of those as well. Bears is probably the best chance. I don't think we have to the offense to keep up with the Bengals and Packers.
Hey maybe we'll finally make a playoff then.
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Mississippi State was ranked when we beat them this year as was A&M.


They were down their star QB and we were 18pt favorites. That game simply did not have the same gravitas as the rest on this list.

We were double digit favs against A&M and they were insanely injured.

LSU is 5-15 "Big Games" Since 2022

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/8/26 at 7:43 pm
Criteria: Hand-picked games against either highly ranked teams or games important for playoff chances. I've excluded games against ranked opponents where our season was over or if the team was ranked but obviously bad or injured (ie, Mississippi St. this year)

2022:

- FSU: Loss, Opening neutral site game to kick-off Kelly era

- #7 Ole Miss: Win

- #6 Alabama: Win (in OT), kept season alive technically

- #1 UGA: Loss, big underdogs but SECCG to punch our way in

2023:

- #8 Florida State: Loss by 20 points

- #20 Ole Miss: Loss, needed to avoid a second loss so we didn't have two going into October to start the year

- #21 Missouri: Win to stay alive

- #8 Alabama: Loss by 14 points

2024:

- #23 USC: Opening game neutral site loss

- #9 Ole Miss: OT Win

- #14 A&M: Loss by 15

- #11 Alabama: Loss by 30

2025:

- #4 Clemson: Win (I get they're bad but this was big at the time)

- #13 Ole Miss: Loss

- #17 Vandy (when they were good): Loss

- #3 A&M: Loss by 24 at home, fired coach

- #4 Alabama: Loss

2026:

- #8 Ole Miss: Loss

- Kentucky: Loss, they weren't ranked when we played them, but we all understood it would be the hardest of the next three and that they were a solid team playing at night when we already had an SEC loss on our belt.

- #5 Alabama: Loss

We are so arse

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/8/26 at 3:34 pm
Carolina please destroy us so we can fire this dude already
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I fought for nothing


You fought for Israel buddy
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His stats were good before these two games, even on 3rd down. One of the best in the conference.


This is my exact point. And yet he still could not get a stop against Kentucky and Ole Miss when it mattered most.
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This thread will not go well for you, but sure bet the house on the over if you really believe it


You’ve forgotten already. Incredible. He’s so good at making people forget.
I wrote about this 3 weeks ago (LINK

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Over the following 3 weeks, everyone here is going to forget. We’re going to beat Miss. St. They are injured offensively and we are double digit favorites at home. Auburn is absolutely horrific. Baker’s defense will look good these weeks, his stats will build back up. We’ll probably show, by the numbers, that we technically have a top 10 defense. Then we have the bye week, more time passes. People enjoy Halloween, maybe Baker is in the back of your mind, it slowly slips away. By that point, everyone on this board will have turned back into a positiger and completely forget what Baker is capable of.


Just as I predicted. We destroyed State and Auburn. And our defense, technically, is top 10 by most metrics. But do not forget. Blake Baker is 100% capable of losing this game for us just as he did many times before. This needs to be front of mind for everyone. Do not come running to the scoreboard thread when we can’t get off the field on 3rd down and their QB is scrambling all over us.
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I expect it to go down during the week as the square betters start to roll in on the gumps.


I worked in the trading department for Circa for a year in 2022. Square bettors do not move lines unless there is a ridiculous amount of volume, which there usually isn't in these regular season CFB scenarios (usually only for SNF or certain NFL playoff games). If a line moves, it is because a sharp, who is a winning bettor long term and is respected by the bookmaker, takes an opinion on a game (usually for quite a bit of money), which causes the sportsbook to move it. Often it can be the same sharp that bet -4 who bet +6.5.

And then, by the end of the week, the sportsbook is sitting on a line that has been beat down and averaged by many sharps that entire week and you are left with a line that is, in most cases, a very likely average margin. I would say 70-80% of the "public" money flows in on Friday and Saturday morning, and they don't realize they are betting into the sharpest number in the world with 10 cents of juice on both sides.

re: LSU -5 | Total: 53 vs. Bama

Posted by HoneyDuece on 11/1/26 at 2:21 pm to
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First time lsu has been favored since 2007


Crazy that we were 5.5pt dogs in 2019. Market took a while to realize how good that team was and honestly never caught up - we were only -3.5 against Clemson.
An "early line" that is three weeks early and has virtually no volume means nothing and is only offered by a select few books.

Also when I think of an "opening line", I really think of what the books post sunday afternoon / monday morning the week of, not some look-ahead line three weeks in advance.