re: Do you honestly see LSU beating Ole Miss and Texas A&M?

No. Best case scenario is we get a split.

Yes

I don't see why LF7 can't gash both those teams. They're fast to the edge but give up a lot inside. A pair of quality starts and LSU controls the pace of the game to win.

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we can't really get rid of Miles even though we know its inevitable but he keeps doing just enough

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This sums up the entire program.

It will be a interesting Miles press conference after his loss to Ole Miss.

Honestly, I don't see how either game can be predicted with any accuracy. Ole Miss is coming off a bye. Some teams get healthy and come out on fire after. Some lose their momentum and look like, well, like the Tigers look right now. Also, that something to play for that Ole Miss has didn't work in their favor last year. They choked pretty badly in Tiger Stadium. Plus Freeze is almost as bad an in-game coach as Miles (see the Memphis and Arkansas games), and could just give it away. Ole Miss could roll us, or they could have the nightmare moment of Freeze's career to this point.

As for A&M, the Tigers are at home and are certainly better on paper. But if they lose at OM, who knows if they even show up. No matter the record, you can bet the Aggies want to finally get one on us in conference.

The swings in this season have been so wild to this point, nothing would surprise me. I guess we'll see on Sat.

Miles coached LSU teams are undefeated after a loss when playing a team not called Arkansas.

Saban showed exactly how to stop Miles' offense and Arkansas took notice. You can bet Ole Miss and A&M are studying the same thing. LSU may have a couple of different wrinkles but will run basically the same offense. Don't forget that Chavis, despite his negatives, is scarily familiar with LSU's offense and will be focused on stopping it. I would expect, best case, a split, but it could very easily be 0 - 2.