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This will come down to the LSU dbs vs the bamr receivers AND the LSU oline vs the bamr dline/linebackers.

 

Home field advantage will tilt this in LSU's favor. Sims production goes way down away from home and bamr as a whole hasn't played well away from home. And you would have to be on the moon to be further away from home when you visit Tiger Stadium.

 

LSU like 24  bamr say around 16.

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RonBurgundy68

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Les didn't lose the game, for once. Trey Quinn dropped 3 passes that were first downs, Alexander with that unsportsmanlike call cost us a TD, and Domingue kicking the ball out of bounds cost us that game. 

 

Bama gave us the game on a silver platter just like Ole Miss did, and we couldn't finish this time. 

 

I will say this though... The SEC better watch out for us next year. Our entire offense is made up of either freshman or sophomores.

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