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With Saturday's matchup vs. Rice likely to be a lopsided contest with the Tigers being a 42-point favorite, several LSU backups could see significant snaps in the game.

The matchup will also give the coaching staff an opportunity to shore up some things on offense and defense along with trying out some new plays.

Head coach Ed Orgeron met with the media after practice on Thursday and was asked what the backfield could look like vs. Owls and said there could be a surprise for a Saturday night...
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"Well, we're going to start off with Nick (Brossette) and Clyde (Edwards-Helaire)," Orgeron said. "And we may have a little surprise."
Orgeron has already revealed that freshman running back Chris Curry is likely done for the season as he has already played in four games this season and they would like to redshirt him.

Freshman running back Tae Provens could see action as he has only played in one game this season vs. Southeastern.


Orgeron also added that he would like to see backup quarterback Myles Brennan and the younger wide receivers and defensive linemen play Saturday.
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Ed needs to surprises with some WR who can catch a pass
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Excuse me. "surprise us with"
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David Ducre
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An actual punt return?
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We are playing Rice!! Start the whole freaking 2nd team!
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I thought brennan was redshirting
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Jacoby freakin' Stevens...... PLEASE.....
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RB Devin White!
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I suspect this is the surprise. I'd like to see it with White at QB running a dive out of the gun with 9 OL and a FB/H-back on the field. Run it the first time near the goalline (so Devin can score), and the second time on the first play after a punt to see how many yards he can gain on one carry. Maybe after that let him take a couple handoffs from Burrow. He was promised the opportunity during his recruitment. If he wants to run the ball as I've read he has stated he has, he has more than earned it by coming to LSU and being the heart of the defense for 2 years and a solid contributor for 3.
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Coach, "Surprise" us next year with a "Win" against bama.
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Heck, even shock us with a win against the gumps next year
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Hoping for Jacory Washington. 5 years, one reception. Graduated, didn’t transfer to McNeese.
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Option pitch to Cole Tracy with a lot of meat throwing blocks as a big thank you for this season
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Oh forgot to add...near goal line for a rushing TD
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Could it be a DT or DE lining up at FB?
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Keep the regular starters in. They need the practice
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If Devin White got 5 or 6 carries, the LSU Scoreboard would crash from the number of WTF!!! posts. I honestly believe he would be that good as a running back.
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David Ducre will line up at RB and get a carry
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David Ducre will line up at RB and get a carry
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Kirklan wildcat qb
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Turned out to be time correct answer and one of the least upvoted. Kudos to you.
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Devin White will get a carry.
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So CEO said he would like to see Brosette hit the 1k yd mark... so I hope Nick gets about 150 the first half.
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I'd actually like to see Stevens back there. I thinks around 220 now and 6 ft. Jimbo did this years ago in his National championship season, when 5 star safety Karlos Williams (6'1 220) played RB in his 3rd year. Averaged 8 yards a carry with over 700 yards and 11 TDs.
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Secret playbook was handed over as part of Les Miles' buyout...it on!
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