re: Honestly how will our DBs fare against the best passing game we will have seen..

I'll give WVU's defense some credit though. Although our offense was abysmal last year, the first 3 quarters against WVU were one of the low points.

I think the pressure is on Lee to handle one of the better secondaries he's seen this year.

And hopefully Ware/Ford will be half the wrecking crew that Ridley was against WVU last year. If so - LSU wins by 13.

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I think both the Ms State and Oregon secondaries are better than what WVU has. They gave up 200 through the air to Norfolk and almost 300 to Maryland

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Maryland has a very good QB and passing attack. Norfolk State pick up about 80 of those yards on the first play of the game with a Wild Cat pass. Definitely shouldn't have happen.

Oregons passing numbers will be better against LSU than WVU

I don't understand how LSU destroys the best offense in the nation, and subsequent opponents who run the same style offense (and NOT half as crisp as Oregon) feels they stand a better chance!!!

There truly are some dumb people in the world.

If it rains, could be a factor.

Sometimes those poor surfaces become an equalizer... remember the mud bowl?

Hoping for a dry game.

West Virginia might excel in the passing game, but they are horrible in the running game. You have to be balanced to beat a defense like LSU. The defense will find a way to shut down the Mountaineer passing attack and it's game over. I do expect WV to have a few good early drives, but like the Oregon game and the Texas A&M game last year, the defense will make adjustments and they won't so shite for the rest of the game.