LSU is getting healthy at the right time. Matt Zenitz of 247Sports and CBS Sports reports that Whit Weeks has made good progress and could return as soon as the Alabama game. We break down what a healthy Whit Weeks means for LSU’s linebacker coverage against Bama’s dangerous tight end room.
Plus, the LSU-SEC fight takes another turn. RJ Luis and his attorney Tony Clayton are pushing back against the SEC, and we explain why we think they’re setting up a lawsuit for damages and what the SEC’s back-channel messages to LSU were really about.
Then it’s LSU health vs. Alabama health. Bama’s interior offensive line is banged up, and that plays right into the hands of LSU’s interior defensive line and pass rush against Keelan Russell. We also cover Lane Kiffin’s comments on the 2:30 kickoff, why the fans are LSU’s biggest X factor in Death Valley, and the key ingredients to beating Alabama: RPOs to Trey’Dez Green, double moves on Bama’s aggressive secondary, Sam Leavitt’s legs, and Ty Benefield’s job against the tight ends.
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Timestamps:
(00:00) – Whit Weeks could return vs Alabama
(04:30) – RJ Luis fights back against the SEC
(22:00) – Alabama’s banged-up offensive line
(29:00) – What a healthy Whit Weeks means for LSU’s defense
(35:00) – Lane Kiffin fires back on the 2:30 kickoff
(36:00) – LSU’s biggest X factor: the fans in Death Valley
(50:00) – Key ingredients to beat Alabama: the RPO game
(55:00) – Sam Leavitt’s dual-threat ability
(58:00) – Ty Benefield’s role against Bama’s tight ends
(59:30) – Super Chats and Q&A
