How will LSU take advantage of a porous Auburn pass defense

I just don't think that they have played against a rushing offense that is as good as ours. If Clemson can put up 180 yards on the ground against them, we can grind out 250+. Plus, I think that their run defense has decent numbers because teams are too busy throwing the ball up and down the field on them. Our offense probably won't throw the ball up and down the field on them because our passing offense has been so bad. We should put the game in the hands of Ridley, Ford and the o-line and grind out a good old fashioned SEC victory (19-17 LSU wins). Stick with the strength of our weakest link.

 

I just don't see it. Auburn's numbers against the run are good, but I think they are also skewed. They haven't played a comparable rushing team, unless you count MSU, and they made up a lot of ground against Arkansas St. and ULM, giving up only 81 yards rushing combined in those two games.

 

If your running game is 40 to 50% better with JL in as QB and your passing game is a hell of a lot better................:huh:........then I think I forgot the frigging question.............

punt on first downs....hold for three and outs.......pray they punt to PP:thumb:

 

To answer the question, we will pass the ball.:wave::miles:

 

B.S. ..

We DO have a passing game. .. it's just that our coach and OC don't use it!

 

If you can't see it, does that mean it doesn't exist?


For the record I am and was being sarcastic.

 

Take out Arkansas St. and ULM, and that goes up to 3.8. Meanwhile, we are averaging 4.8. To be fair, I guess I should drop McNeese, so 4.66. That says to me we should, and probably will, average closer to 4ypc, or more, than 3ypc.