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Athlon: LSU will beat Miami by double digits

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Mico Jones said:
"In the end, this will be another case of some SEC physicality getting the best of a more finesse team.”
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The only thing that I'm worried about. Our team isn't used to that style of play. If we get overwhelmed and or Burrows is better than what most expect, it could be an L.
 
It’s funny how people think that Miami isn’t physical, they point to our last three games without ever mentioning the slew of injuries we had. To say they roll is hysterical 😭, another person trying bring attention to themself
 
Its not worth getting worked up about it, someone on CBS little preview video said we will beat them by double digits. First game of the season i cant see anything other than a close game.
 
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I dont care what they think.

But the quote should be passed around the locker room just to add even more juice and motivation.

They need to come out even more physical than the ND game.
 
Interesting all these talking heads say that Burrow is the "dynamic" answer and a plus for LSU, but Malik is the question and a major detractor for Miami.

They have young, high rated recruit, athletic skill position players on offense, but we have young untested talent in most offensive skill positions.

What the F is wrong with these SEC assclowns?
 
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“Talking to fans and writers across the country, the consensus is that the Hurricanes might be a little overrated heading into the 2018 campaign,” Scott wrote.

Solid reporting there, great sources for the piece!
 
We will be considered a finesse team and them a physical team all the way up until our Defense begins to maul their Offense. Once they see that our Defense is just as ferocious and actually better than theirs, then they will take notice.

And then when our Offense begins to physically wear down their Defense, they will know it's over.

27-10 Orange & Green guys.
 
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