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ESPN analyst Brian Griese was on SportsCenter today and spent some time talking about the tough competition amongst the SEC West. When asked how he thinks the 15th-ranked LSU Tigers will end up in the Western Division, Griese wasn't too optimistic.
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"Right now, I think they finish last,” Griese said. "Honestly. You look at Arkansas, and Arkansas is much better. Ole Miss and Mississippi State, Mississippi State crushed LSU at home. It was 34-10 at the start of the fourth quarter. People look at the box score, but really that game was nowhere near what it ended up being."

"You look at the schedule, at Auburn and at Florida, then you have Ole Miss and Alabama, and those last two games (Arkansas and Texas A&M), you tell me where they are going to get three or four wins on that schedule."
When asked about Les Miles starting freshman Brandon Harris at quarterback, Greise liked the decision, but doesn't think it's a great situation:
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"I don’t like the situation, but I think it’s the right decision for Les Miles,” he said. "Brandon Harris is a playmaker. He throws the ball better than Anthony Jennings. We’ve seen Anthony Jennings struggle in the passing game. This is the future at quarterback for LSU, and I think the time is now to start to give him some experience.”
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brass2mouth115 months
Fair assessment
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LSU-MNCBABY115 months
negatiger
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pochejp115 months
Truth
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monsterballads115 months
2-6 in the SEC? LSU finishes 6-6?
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jptiger2009115 months
ok, I can agree that this is a fair assessment. But, what do they say when LSU beats Auburn? "We saw this coming with Auburn's near victory @ KSU!"
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Sampson115 months
Sorry but I don't trust a guy who threw 99 interceptions in 10 NFL seasons. We don't lose more than 4 games. #HarrisTime
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StormTiger115 months
Bama looks like they are just a cut above the rest of the west, but after that, 2-7 could finish in just about any order at this point.
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DVinBR115 months
time to prove EVERY DOUBTER WRONG
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kmh5star115 months
His decisions landed him at espn instead of the nfl. now i see why
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JYD115 months
could easily happen. underdogs from here on out except vs ky and fla which are both east teams obviously.
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denvertiger115 months
His NFL "decisions" kept him in the league for 10 years. Not even sure what bearing that has on his prediction (which is completely rational, if you look at it objectively)
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BayouBengalBoy115 months
I don't think so ...
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euquol115 months
I am guessing he missed how Harris shredded the Moo State secondary and if would have played the whole game the game would have been close throughout?
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Brendoni115 months
kinda hard to argue with that
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mcpotiger115 months
Can't disagree. Based on what we have seen so far that is not out of the question .
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LSUzealot115 months
Unless we beat Auburn, we will likely be underdogs in every SEC game except Kentucky & Ole Miss. So 2 more wins.
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geauxruston115 months
Some of you people need to take off the blinders. LSU might be lucky to win three games in the SEC, and two of those could come against the East. This is not a great team, and Griese is just saying it like it is. How many NFL passes did you throw Sampson?!
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LSURulzSEC115 months
LSU runs the table with Harris...
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LSUtigers111115 months
He's butthurt about Miles not going to coach Michigan
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lsuhunt555115 months
I probably agree with him, but frick Brian Griese. I can be negative, he cant be...frick him
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