Lane Kiffin put a long message on the big board in LSU’s football facility, telling his team it has the villain role whether it wants it or not. Blake agrees with about 95% of it. After three losses that left LSU embarrassed (Ole Miss, Kentucky and Alabama), the only question that matters is how the team responds. He argues the staff is putting players in position to make plays, so this falls on the players: execute, hold each other accountable, and figure out what you’re willing to sacrifice to be great. He also explains why loyalty to your teammates matters in the NIL era, why he’s picking against LSU for only the fourth time, and where Devin Harper fits into the offensive line picture.
Then it’s an LSU vs. Texas deep dive. Who wins the pressure battle between LSU’s pass rush and a Texas offensive line that has given up sacks all year to Arch Manning? We also cover putting DJ Pickett on Ryan Wingo, a perimeter-heavy Texas offense that can’t run the ball, and Will Muschamp’s relentless defense, which is the best run defense LSU has seen. Plus why Jackson Harris can go off, why Texas hasn’t put together a four-quarter game, and a quick look at LSU basketball.
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(00:00) – Lane Kiffin’s villain message to the team
(02:33) – How does LSU respond after three embarrassing losses?
(09:53) – It’s on the players, not the coaches
(13:48) – What are you willing to sacrifice?
(16:19) – Loyalty to your teammates in the NIL era
(18:00) – Devin Harper and the offensive line
(19:59) – Why I’m picking against LSU for only the fourth time
(24:30) – LSU vs Texas: who wins the pressure battle?
(34:00) – Texas’ perimeter-heavy offense
(42:30) – Will Muschamp’s defense: the best run defense LSU will face
(50:30) – Jackson Harris can go off this week
(51:30) – Texas hasn’t played a full four-quarter game
