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College Spun put together projected the win total for every SEC team on Monday and they have LSU finishing the season 9-3 (5-3). Here is what they had to say about the Tigers:
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LSU (9-3, 5-3): LSU needs to reload. It lost its starting quarterback, its starting running back, its two top wide receivers and several members of its defense. This should make its opening game against Wisconsin in Houston, along with its trips to Auburn and Texas A&M, really difficult. The Tigers also travel to the Swamp to take on Florida, and have a huge game against Alabama midway through the season. Star freshman tailback Leonard Fournette better be the real deal.

However, if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that you should never bet against the maniacally brilliant mind of Les Miles. LSU is still loaded with talent, and brings in the No. 2 recruiting class in America, according to Rivals. Long story short, we don’t expect LSU to win fewer than eight games for the first time during Miles’ tenure, but we’re not sure the Tigers are national title contenders.
Complete Projections:

East:
South Carolina 11-1 (7-1)
Georgia 10-2 (6-2)
Missouri 8-4 (4-4)
Florida 7-5 (4-4)
Vanderbilt 6-6 (2-6)
Tennessee 4-8 (1-7)
Kentucky 3-9 (0-8)

West:
Alabama 12-0 (8-0)
Auburn 11-1 (7-1)
LSU 9-3 (5-3)
Texas A&M 9-3 (5-3)
Ole Miss 8-4 (4-4)
Mississippi State 7-5 (3-5)
Arkansas 4-8 (0-8)
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11 Comments
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Dick Macho118 months
I have lost what little faith that I had left in these preseason predictions. I hope that Coach Cam get the offense up to the level of the defense so that LSU can be the next team to expose these simpletons.
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Random LSU Hero118 months
Seriously... they don think Bama will slip up atleast once? They lost a ton and yet no way they slip up once. smh
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oleheat118 months
Alabama will lose three games this season. The real issues they face on offense are loses in key areas up front. This is the first year those great RBs won't be running behind an NFL-quality OL. Auburn will likely drop 2 or 3. The loss of Tre Mason will be harder to replace than Jeremy Hill at LSU.
LSU is a mystery. 9-3 sounds safe- but if the incoming talent happens to develop faster than expected, don't be shocked by 10 or even 11 wins.
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Tiger Nation 84118 months
PLEASE LES post all of these crap articles and predictions on every locker and tell the guys that this is what the rest of the country thinks about us, Now do something about It!
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Tiger Nation 84118 months
Lol Bama lost WAY more on Defense and offensive line than we did. Plus they are replacing a QB with a guy that doesn't have any meaningful college football experience. Yet they go undefeated and we have the question marks and we lose at least 3. Lol ok
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BugaSuga36os118 months
LSU will be right up there with Alabama and Auburn at the end of the season.
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vuvuzela118 months
LSU wins 9 games at most
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High C118 months
Was gonna post the same thing, Guava. Makes me sick.
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BRMIKEY118 months
While it needs to replace several players who left for the NFL, that’s never been an issue for Bama under Nick Saban, as the team constantly reloads with top recruiting classes when it loses talent.

I guess the 2010 season never happened......
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Guava Jelly118 months
" LSU needs to reload. It lost its starting quarterback, its starting running back, its two top wide receivers and several members of its defense"
"Alabama 12-0 (8-0)"
:lol:
The double standard is pretty disgusting.
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Run DMC118 months
No way Auburn will be 11-1 this year.
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