Folks,

Our D-scheme has continually screwed with their offenses minds in the past (SEC). The only way we loose this game is if we beat ourselves like last years Auburn game (stupid t/o's). When you give a team easy t.o.'s, the chances of scoring multiplies. If we play smart and keep possession of the ball, we will win this one. I feel LSU is on a downslide with Miles's ego. They haven't been themselves lately. The Saban recruits are about gone.

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I agree and never said otherwise. But after watching LSU, I feel LSU is declining from 08-09 and truly feel there is something going on. And that something is going downhill.

they're lsu and won OUR national championship.

but i think no matter what, they'de be favored.

stupid SEC favoritism

They're LSU, they've won 2 NC's in the last decade and play in a conference that's won the last 4 NC's. Oh yeah, and they are playing at home. I enjoy the homerism here, but come on.

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No, I think we can lose this game a hundred different ways in addition to turning the ball over. And when you say Saban's recruits are almost gone, you're forgetting about their class of 2009 with a few different players ranked #1 at their respective positions. These players include #1 QB Russell Sheppard. We've had a long history of not being able to contain mobile QBs. Last year's D made BJ Daniels look like a Heisman Trophy candidate. There are also very good recruiting classes from 2008 and 2010. This is a good, potentially great, team that was young and inexperienced last season. They are going to be tough to beat at their place and should be favored because, on paper, they are more talented. But then again, so was Oklahoma a few years ago. We've got a good group of veterans and talented skill position players so we've got a fighting chance but I don't get why people are surprised that we're going to be the underdog

We shall see...........

Games such as this especially are very tough to judge. As an outsider picking this one you would pretty much go with the home team. LSU has one one the best reputations in College Football for winning at home on Saturday nights. If our boys survive the early emotion in this one they should be fine. I think talent wise we match up well. In a game such as this with a large hostile crowd you have to keep things under control. Look at Va Tech a couple years ago they were ran out of the stadium at LSU we all know that they are a better team than that.

Bring em on!!!

I hope we win and believe we can but, going into Baton Rouge to play LSU is not an easy task. We're going to have to play error free football and stay focused the whole 60 minutes. Hopefully, the hard work our guys have been doing will pay off with a great win on the road in a very hostile place.

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because it is the most difficult stadium to play at in the country.

I also heard from a Virginia Tech fan that will never go to a VT game in Morgantown again that he went down to the VT LSU game a couple years back and was never so uncomfortable in his life.