Five top-10 teams went down on one of the wildest Saturdays in college football history. Georgia, Notre Dame, Indiana, Alabama and Texas all lost. What does that mean for LSU’s College Football Playoff hopes? Eight days ago the season felt over. Now every goal is back on the table, and it’s one play at a time from here.
In this LSU Tigers show, we recap the 31-0 shutout of Mississippi State, LSU’s first SEC shutout since 2007. We cover the secondary’s best game of the season, Blake Baker’s shift to man coverage, Jordan Ross stepping up after Princewill Umanmielen went out, and the counter-run concerns on the interior defensive line. On offense, we break down Sam Leavitt’s 4-touchdown day, Dylan Jones as the backbone of the offense, Jackson Harris as WR1, and why the interior offensive line has to get better.
Then we preview LSU at Auburn. Alex Golesh’s team just upset No. 1 Georgia, and Byrum Brown will test LSU’s defense like no quarterback has this season. We get into how to stop him, how to attack DJ Durkin’s defense, and why LSU needs its first road win in two years.
🔴 We’re live Wednesday morning around 10 a.m.
(00:00) – What chaos Saturday means for LSU fans
(02:48) – One play at a time: LSU can beat anyone left on the schedule
(14:54) – Can Blake Baker’s defense stop a mobile QB?
(21:00) – Mississippi State recap: LSU’s first SEC shutout since 2007
(24:16) – Jordan Ross, player of the game on defense
(28:01) – Why the counter-run defense is a real concern
(35:21) – Sam Leavitt is coming into his own
(40:52) – Dilin Jones is the backbone of the offense
(43:24) – Could LSU have scored 50? Interior OL issues
(50:45) – Auburn preview: the team that just beat Georgia
(55:53) – The defensive game plan for Byrum Brown
(59:29)- How LSU’s offense can attack DJ Durkin’s defense
(1:02:56) – Keys to the game and LSU’s first road win in two years
