Seems like majority are on Ole Miss at home here, which is understandable. But not so fast my friends.
LSU Defense: Through the first two games, the Tigers have been dominant up front. They have only allowed 36 rushing yards and have 12 sacks, while also ranking among the national leaders in total defense and havoc rate. That’s going to be a major factor against Trinidad Chambliss. If LSU can go into the grove and make Ole Miss one dimensional and force him to operate under constant pressure, the Rebs offense becomes much easier to disrupt.
LSU QB Situation: Leavitt is currently listed as doubtful, but Landen Clark may give LSU another weapon on the ground. I’ve watched his tape and the dude reminds me of Manziel moving around in the pocket. It will be his first true test if he gets the nod, but with the weapons surrounding him he may fit in quite nicely and be able to make plays with his feet.
The Kiffen Factor: Kiffen has always been able to dial up an offense and he’s not afraid to take some risks. Whether it be going for it on 4th and short early in the ballgame, a fake punt/fg, he’s going to pull out all the stops this game to silence the haters around the country. Love him or hate him, he’s going to keep you on your toes for 4 quarters.
Give me LSU -1.5
Best of Luck to everyone this weekend
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Seems like majority are on Ole Miss at home here, which is understandable. But not so fast my friends.
LSU Defense: Through the first two games, the Tigers have been dominant up front. They have only allowed 36 rushing yards and have 12 sacks, while also ranking among the national leaders in total defense and havoc rate. That’s going to be a major factor against Trinidad Chambliss. If LSU can go into the grove and make Ole Miss one dimensional and force him to operate under constant pressure, the Rebs offense becomes much easier to disrupt.
LSU QB Situation: Leavitt is currently listed as doubtful, but Landen Clark may give LSU another weapon on the ground. I’ve watched his tape and the dude reminds me of Manziel moving around in the pocket. It will be his first true test if he gets the nod, but with the weapons surrounding him he may fit in quite nicely and be able to make plays with his feet.
The Kiffen Factor: Kiffen has always been able to dial up an offense and he’s not afraid to take some risks. Whether it be going for it on 4th and short early in the ballgame, a fake punt/fg, he’s going to pull out all the stops this game to silence the haters around the country. Love him or hate him, he’s going to keep you on your toes for 4 quarters.
Ole Miss gets 3 starters in the defensive backfield back for their first action this year. This is a tremendous step up for Ole Miss, for this has been their one weakness in the first 2 games.
Ole Miss gets 3 starters in the defensive backfield back for their first action this year. This is a tremendous step up for Ole Miss, for this has been their one weakness in the first 2 games.