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ESPN's Mark Schlabach Unveils His Bold Prediction For LSU In 2016
by Staff Reporter
August 30, 201633 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach unveiled his 2016 predictions for every Power Five Conference and included LSU in one of his "Three bold predictions for the SEC."
Schlabach says LSU will lose only one game this season, a home loss to Alabama and will play in the Sugar Bowl at the end of the season.
Offensive player of the year: Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU
Coordinator on the rise: Dave Aranda, defensive coordinator, LSU
Conference game of the year: Alabama at LSU, Nov. 5
Biggest potential upset: Texas A&M over LSU, Nov. 24
You can see his complete SEC predictions here.
Schlabach says LSU will lose only one game this season, a home loss to Alabama and will play in the Sugar Bowl at the end of the season.
quote:More predictions from Schlabach:
1. LSU coach Les Miles will survive another Alabama loss: Once again, the Tigers will roll through September and October before meeting a familiar stumbling block in November: Alabama. The Tigers will fall to the Crimson Tide, 21-20, at Tiger Stadium on Nov. 5, which will be their sixth straight loss in the series. This season, though, LSU will recover to win its last three games and will finish 11-1. Alabama will win the SEC West, but the Tigers will be the second-highest ranked SEC team and will be invited to the Allstate Sugar Bowl.
Offensive player of the year: Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU
Coordinator on the rise: Dave Aranda, defensive coordinator, LSU
Conference game of the year: Alabama at LSU, Nov. 5
Biggest potential upset: Texas A&M over LSU, Nov. 24
You can see his complete SEC predictions here.
Filed Under: LSU Football
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