Two top-10 wins in three weeks has everyone in the country buying the hype surrounding LSU

Everyone, except LSU.

“We played two top 10 teams so far,” said head coach Ed Orgeron. “Being a top 10 team did not help them.”

Instead, the Tigers have already turned their attention to Saturday’s matchup against Louisiana Tech. That means not just preparing for the Bulldogs; it also means fixing the mistakes that are still there to be cleaned up and building on the things that have worked.

Mistakes

Joe’s Throws:

Wildcat Cadence:
LSU broke out the Wildcat against Auburn to score its first touchdown, but there’s still some fixes to be had there.

The clap was different when the running backs clap than the quarterback. That's what made our guys jump offside.” - Orgeron

More Shots downfield:


Improvements

Protection Problems:
The issues keeping Burrow clean that surfaced against Southeastern were nowhere in sight Saturday. Auburn managed a single sack against LSU’s offensive line.

Defensive Dominance:


Final Word:

“Our biggest challenge this week is to prepare each week the same for every team,” said Orgeron. “There’s a lot of things we have to improve, then we have to forget about it and move on.”

Two top-10 wins in three weeks has everyone in the country buying the hype surrounding LSU. Everyone, except LSU.