Ole Miss vs Total Defensive Ranks

#73 LSU

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Please form your own conclusions.

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October 12th should be a great one

What is the difference between #71 and #40??? Is it pretty drastic or is it something like 30 yards a game difference? Just curious

#40 Liberty @ 315.3 ypa

#71 LSU @ 353.6 ypg

ALSO: LSU was #114 @ 429 ypg through the first five games of 2023

Biggest Difference I've seen this year to last year is that we make adjustments when stuff doesn't work, something last year we never did it seemed

Baker & Co. have also been able to drastically reduce the number of huge chunk plays they give up. They’ve for sure still given some up but nowhere near as bad as last years defense IMO.

Yep and KY moved the ball easily v Ole Piss

Every year there are knee jerk reactions about teams playing inferior opponents. Just like South Alabama putting up 87 points in a game...there were people on here thinking it would be a game late.

These teams like OM, they aren't THAT much better than any other year....and I always figured LSU vs OM was going to be a slugfest when we met. I am surprised that SC is a 9 point dog, but their qb is questionable.

Now, people are reacting over Alabama beating GA. Guess what, GA isn't all that....they are very inconsistent, and lost a lot of playmakers. They should have lost to KY as KY dominated them in terms of first down like 2-1. Ga will not make the playoffs imo.

One game at a time from here on out, but OM nor Bama is a guaranteed loss. My only concern is our safeties are really bad, and we lack depth on the DL. I like our Lbs now, as we appear to have some run thumpers in there.

Ole Miss does this every year - they play shite early schedules. Lane needs to back off the clever tweets this off-season and help his admins schedule smarter. Those 4 teams ain't helping prepare his team for the SEC.