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[QUOTE="blizz, post: 2310132, member: 4252"]
Watched the MSU game pretty closely and I don't know...these guys are just a whole new level of athletic. MSU did alot of damage on the ground against them but most of it was on runs to the outside. LSU's front 4, thin as they may be, are a nasty bunch. Those guys got after it the whole game, the two DT's in particular are outright dominant at the point of attack. Arden Key (#49) is also a very good player, and fun to watch. He plays the Sam backer in a 4-3 under which uses him more like a DE. He's long, quick as hell, and very disciplined. Just seems to find the ball and makes himself a factor on nearly every play. The back 7, other than a few costly busts, didn't give them much. Fitzgerald took alot of chances and pushed the ball into some crazy spots, the MSU receivers simply made plays. I somehow don't think that kind of pass attack and mentality is in this teams dna...we will see. On O their vulnerability (to me) is in the pass game, Etling is limited in the types of throws he excels at. But he is patient and works through his progressions. The O-line is not as dominant as the group we saw in the Dome a few years ago, but it's a stretch to call them a weakness. I think they are better in protect, which is a bit ironic. Honestly expecting a woodshed beat down, hoping for a competitive game, and if we somehow win I will have no choice but to acknowledge that the SU administration is the best and most supportive of it's football program, the SU AD is the most competent and invested, and yes indeed Donald J. Trump, our president, has a huge penis.
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