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LSU's over/under win total for the 2017 football season is set at 9, according to Vegas sports book CG Technology, and ESPN College Football writers Edward Aschoff and Sam Khan Jr. are both taking the under.

Here is what they had to say:
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LSU: 9

Aschoff: Spring games don't mean much in the grand scheme of things, but in the weather-shortened game that LSU had, the offense didn't look very good at all. Derrius Guice is great, but who's going to take pressure off of him? And that defense lost a lot, especially at linebacker and in the secondary. UNDER

Khan: The schedule makes a 5-0 start quite feasible, meaning the Tigers would need to win four of their last seven to hit the number. There are still too many question marks -- particularly offensively -- at this moment in time for me to go over here. I think this is probably a nine-win team, but it’s no fun taking a push, so... UNDER
LSU finished 8-4 (5-3 SEC) last season. New head coach Ed Orgeron took over the team after the Tigers started 2-2 (1-1 SEC).
46 Comments
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oline526483 months
I rely on the opinions of ESPN as much as I rely on CNN for true news
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Lsu10120583 months
Id be more concerned about where I would be working this season than how many games LSU will win next year.
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oleheat83 months
Ask Louisville how they think we'll do.
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monsterballads83 months
is LSU going to play with the same team it played with against Louisville?
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CalTiger5383 months
Nobody knows how teams will do but evaluating teams based on 1/2 of spring game is crazy, fake news.
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DoubleDown83 months
Correct. This is why it's just a few writers opinions. None of us know how any team is going to do this season. It's all guesswork.
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Big Sway83 months
frick ESPN!
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TigerSpray83 months
ESPN "heads'' won't be favorable to LSU until we hire one of them.
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themunch83 months
So this is the new better EXPN staff?
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Spankum83 months
I find it refreshing that we are not overrated to start the year...much better to exceed realistic expectations than spend the whole year struggling keep up with unrealistic expectations.
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roger7983 months
ESPN is stupid because they don't think we'll win the national championship. Did I do it right?
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Superior Pariah83 months
Fake News ESPN. Amirite?
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whoyodaddy83 months
These are the same bunch of non-participants that felt that Les Miles was turning out a great product!?!
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Tactical183 months
Well they didn't last season.
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Hangit83 months
Can anyone link me to where it says writers will back up their mouths with quitting their jobs when LSU wins 10 or more?
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StrangeBrew83 months
the odds in Vegas to win the natty were 15-1 this past weekend. Must be a lot of people believing coach o has the sunshine.
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Jcorye183 months
Someone get these guys some binders.
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Mouche33783 months
ESPN doesn't report fact based news anymore. Nothing but highlights and opinions.
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GeauxGriz83 months
NOBODY reports fact based news anymore. Highlight and opinion style reporting has worse consequences outside of sports news...
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c on z83 months
Almost everyone across the board was surprised that LSU would hire someone like O though.
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DVinBR83 months
who cares? why was this even posted?
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YellaPurp83 months
you cared when u posted
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TaderSalad83 months
Since when has LSU had an offense that looked productive in all areas? ESPN done lose they minds.
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BayouTiga83 months
No 'rose colored glasses' here. Points regarding question marks are spot on. Having said that, I like the Udawg role. We win '10'!!!
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Parrish83 months
Gambling isn't in my blood, but if over under is 9 and they pick under, aren't they actually saying it's more likely LSU finishes with 8 or fewer wins than 10 or more wins, with 9 wins being a push?
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