5-26 yds 6-161 yds 7-108 yds 34-56 yds the running games will likely wash out. its coming down to qbs and the passing game. the gd rain has dampered my expectations as i was at the wky game and LF looked a step slow so it gives me pause. i think darrell williams will get a couple extra looks tonight. I also think our biggest advantage if BH can deliver, is 7 out in the flats. he should be open all day on screen passes which can kill an aggressive d. he has seven catches all year and should get close to that if we are smart, after tonight. Brandon Harris will have to be effective misdirecting the defense on rollouts, protecting the ball and tucking it and running immediately. But most of all he has to be accurate on the intermediate routes to keep the chains moving. he will not have all day to throw the ball down the field. so is it coker or harris that wills its team to the winner's circle. im tired of last minute bs drives from pimple faced gumps behind center. LSU 30 Proactivs 27
The screen pass is the one pass that Harris has a lot of trouble with. He can't hit the receiver on the screen.
I think we have a good arm with Fournette too for a Mad Hatter play or was I dreaming last game when he made that pass
I said long term. From 1970 to present we have won 4 games in Baton Rouge, all of which are dated 2000 or later. Conversely we have beaten Bama 12 times in Alabama (Tusc/Birm) in the same time period.
That is the exact score Ryan Clark, Skip, and Stephen A all picked on First Take. Clark of course picked LSU, while Skip and Stephen A went Bama. I'm going 27-24 LSU.
Bama 27, LSU 16 LSU still a year away from a championship caliber team. 5=22 6=191 7=123 LSU goes 0 for 4 in the red zone (3 fgs and over on downs)
