Dudes, you are both being hopelessly optimistic. Cadillac will probably gain 1680 yards. I figured out that there are 3600 seconds in a game and he runs a 3.9 second 40 yard dash, right? Assuming that he will score on every play and assuming that AUs starting field position is our 40 yard line (that is by assuming that after stuffing us for -19 yards every series and have a 40 yard punt from our own 1 yard line). LSU burns 80 seconds per possession (as we lose the 19 yards and every AU player on the bench gets a sack and the punt burns 5 seconds). Since Caddy lines up 5 yards deep, he actually runs 45 yards each TD run which takes 4.3 seconds. So there are 3600/84.3 so there are about 42 possession for AU. So Caddy gets 42 TDs at 40 yards each means he gains 1680 yards. Now if they put him at Punt returner... WATCH OUT!!! I think we need some mini-Ditkas to keep him under 1000.
I understand the fact that LSU was upset by Florida. But when you say it is a big if that LSU will beat Auburn makes it sound like you think LSU should lose. Auburn very well may win, but the fact remains that LSU is favored and should win. It should be reversed that Auburn winning will be a big if. Furthermore, Nebraska is not a very good team, and has had trouble moving the ball all season (except against a bad A&M team). Missouri is one of those teams that is hard to defend because Brad Smith is an amazing QB. Secondly, I will disagree with you that Miami has been overrated. They won the championship two years ago, and were a bad interferance call from winning it last year. They do play a weak conference schedule, but they have beaten Tennessee, Florida, Virginia Tech, and Florida State the last two years.