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LSU has only 7 available offensive lineman vs Alabama, come Saturday Night ! Bama favored by 29.5


The LSU Football team is coming off a loss to Texas A&M 20 to 7, and the defense finally showed up but it might be alittle too late. The defense had a excellent showing vs A&M limiting QB Kevin Mond to 10 / 34 and 105 yards, that’s a amazing game by the defense. A&M was held to 267 total yards which they normally have well over 450 yards each game. 

The Offensive Line on the other hand had a really rough game protecting Finley and Johnson in the pocket, it was a tough night to be a LSU quarterback. After listening to AFR Monday afternoon each LSU fan could find out that the O line has 13 scholarship players, only 7 can play, 3 are injured, and the other 3 are not ready to play on a Div 1 level, so there’s on 7 available offensive lineman who are available to play against Alabama coming this Saturday night at Tiger Stadium. That’s right Tiger Fans only 7 offensive lineman ready to suit up vs the no.1 team in the nation, Alabama Crimson Tide.


 A LSU fan could ask a question where was the running game in College Station, Tx, and why were our quarterbacks running for their lives, a very slim offensive line.   It might be a long night at Tiger Stadium, the Tide are already favored by 29.5 points as of today and that points spread might increase to 35 points before kickoff. Nick Saban is making sure he is available to coach this game vs the the Tigers after sitting out the Iron Bowl vs Auburn where Alabama won easily 42-13. After Alabama losing to LSU last year in Tuscaloosa, 46-41 and being down at halftime 33-13 in front of their home crowd, and being behind most of the game by 12, the Crimson Tide are looking for alittle payback. 

Perhaps qb Finley can come up with some magic like he did vs South Carolina and have a great game, it remains to be seen. Alabama has the best back probably in the nation with Najee Harris who had 5 rushing tds vs Ole Miss, so if LSU doesn’t stop the run it could be a long evening in Baton Rouge for the LSU Tigers. 

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LSU Coach Orgeron talks about loss to Mississippi State


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STATEMENT FROM LSU ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SCOTT WOODWARD

“We remain steadfast in our approach in the Southeastern Conference, taking all the available time to gather as much information as possible in order to make informed decisions. We are united in our process and our focus on the safety and well-being of our student-athletes. The recent flood of reports surrounding college athletics does not alter that approach. As we have said since the beginning, we are patiently working through each and every variable following the direction of our Return to Safety and Medical Guidance Task Force. I believe our student-athletes want to play. We owe it to them to make every effort to do so safely.”

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