This is going to be a hell of a game.

UGA's offensive line is better than any we've seen all year, and one of the best in college football. Their dbs are very athletic, and they get a decent pass rush bringing just 4. This is going to be the biggest test our offense faces all year.

I think this game is close into the fourth, but the best player in cfb makes the difference. Tigers by 14

I disagree. Every game they played against a decent opponent have been 1 score game. 19-13 against a&m and now swift isnt 100 percent and pickens their leading recevier gone for 1h. 42-17 LSU

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UGA's offensive line is better than any we've seen all year, and one of the best in college football.

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Our DL has not generated much pass rush but they are pretty damn good at stopping the run. I think we match up well. Shelvin is going to command two blockers. This game is on the linebackers IMO.
I think we match up well with Georgia across the board on both sides of the ball. If we don't have any busts in assignments or coverage we will stop them. If the OL keeps Joe clean I don't think they can stop us.
Games like this worry me when I am this confident because I'm usually more cautious in my views or victory.

I def think UGA can get pressure with 4, but UF may be a bad sample.

UF's O-Line is an absolute abomination.

Uh no.

Their offense is putrid.
Their defense is top tier but not better than Auburn’s, front especially.

Joe and crew are going to eat them alive.
LSU wins by 17-21 points.

Their defense is better than aub in passing rushing and total. Auburn generates a few more turnovers and more sacks. Auburn has a better front for sure, but on the whole this defense is better.

Despite what the national media's perception on LSU's Defense is, the reality is, we are good at stopping the run.

If you take LSU's best performance(Utah State) and worst performance (Ole Miss) out of the averages.

LSU's rush defensive stats:

Yards per game: 102.7 --> Ranks 10th in the country
TDs per game: 0.7 --> Ranks 8th in the country
Yards per carry: 3.12 --> Ranks 12th in the country

Auburn was the first team to run the defense that we saw when we played them.

On a sloppy field, LSU still put up 518 yards of offense.

I don't think there is a scheme we will see that we won't be prepared for.

Joe Burrow in a dome?? He might throw for 1,000.

They don't get a ton of sacks (96th in sack %). They've gotten a lot of QB hurries vs. some weaker teams (except UF), but haven't been a dominant group rushing the passer. Where they are good is that they shut down the run and they have several outstanding LB's. They also don't give up big plays in the passing game. They really just try to keep everything in front of them and do a good job of tackling once the ball is caught.

On offense they protect their QB better than anyone else. They can also open up running lanes. Expecting LSU to be able to get pressure with just their front 4 is probably a bit of a stretch. LSU will need to blitz, and I suspect they will with UGA's best WR out and their most explosive WR suspended for the 1st half.

I'm interested to see how they attack LSU on offense. Last year they seemed to throw the ball far too much even though they were having good success on the ground. Fromm never really got going and by the time they realized they could gash LSU on the ground, LSU had extended the lead. Even with a less than 100% Swift I can't imagine UGA not trying to establish the run early and often. They are going to try to slow the game to a crawl and own the TOP. In response, can LSU's LB's be disciplined? They've gotten themselves out of position far too many times this year. Also, does Aranda have enough trust in Hampton to allow Delpit to play closer to the line? That's where Delpit really shines as opposed to just being a center-fielder

The biggest gift GA gave us last year was giving up on the run prematurely.

I doubt they do that again. Keys to the game are obviously our front 7 being able to hold up against their run, and our OL giving Burrow time.