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David Pollack Sends Warning To College Football About LSU: "They're Going To Be A Problem"

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Former ESPN analyst David Pollack had plenty of praise for LSU following the Tigers' dominant 38-17 road victory over Auburn on Saturday.
During a recent breakdown of LSU's performance, Pollack said the Tigers are becoming a dangerous team as quarterback Sam Leavitt and the offense continue to improve.
"LSU is going to be a problem, man. I don't know if I want that smoke," Pollack said.
Pollack specifically highlighted Leavitt's ability to make plays with his arm and legs, along with the emergence of wide receiver Jackson Harris and the return of tight end Trey'Dez Green.
He also pointed to LSU's offensive identity and explosiveness as reasons the Tigers could be a tough matchup for opponents down the stretch.
"Like, they've got an identity of who they are and what they are, while a lot of teams don't," Pollack said. "LSU is going to be a problem."
During a recent breakdown of LSU's performance, Pollack said the Tigers are becoming a dangerous team as quarterback Sam Leavitt and the offense continue to improve.
"LSU is going to be a problem, man. I don't know if I want that smoke," Pollack said.
Pollack specifically highlighted Leavitt's ability to make plays with his arm and legs, along with the emergence of wide receiver Jackson Harris and the return of tight end Trey'Dez Green.
He also pointed to LSU's offensive identity and explosiveness as reasons the Tigers could be a tough matchup for opponents down the stretch.
"Like, they've got an identity of who they are and what they are, while a lot of teams don't," Pollack said. "LSU is going to be a problem."
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