re: The answer to the half-decade long question comes on 10/13

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This is where the fail will occur for LSU. We will see the same offense we have witnessed all season. If they knew how to adjust, why didn't they adjust against Towson, Auburn, Florida, or MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL 1/9?

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But here is the difference. For those games, LSU was either at full strength in terms of injuries, playing a team they could easily overpower, or players just made mistakes (Like the fumbles in the Auburn game).

For this game, there is a clear-cut strategy that LSU needs to utilize offensively, which I outlined above. Now if we drop passes, fumble, play poorly, etc while using the strategy I described, then all of the Miles apologists can say "I told you so." But if the offense looks like the same up-the-gut "let's try and play keep away" for 4 quarters, then the Miles apologists will have zero recourse.