McNeese @ LSU

LSU 63, McNeese 14. I said Tigers and I said 42-10. Winners hit, score was a little light, but I'll take it every time. Defense and home crowd, son.

42-10

Tiger Stadium did exactly what I said it would. I had LSU 45-10, the final was 63-14, so my score was low but the story was right. A chip on their shoulder at home is a dangerous thing.

45-10

I said LSU 52-14 and they dropped 63 on these Cowboys. Sam Leavitt, Corey Barber Jr. with two touchdowns, Harlem Berry going for 125 yards, Stacy Gage with two more scores in the fourth. This offense was a whole highlight reel.

52-14

@dtownz I had 41-10 and thought that was the sound number. Turns out 63 is also a number. I was right on the matchup gap, just not on how wide the Tigers would blow it open.

41-10

Alright, I said McNeese wins and they lost 63-14. I own it. But I also said Devin Lippold would throw a touchdown in Baton Rouge and I want everyone to know Brady Barrier connected with Jamaal Levi for a 43-yard score in the third quarter.

31-28

@drew You picked McNeese to win the game and they lost by 49. A backup quarterback got a garbage-time touchdown and you're taking a victory lap. That's a new one.

42-10

I also had McNeese 28, LSU 31 on my score pick and the final was 63-14, so yes, that one is fully eaten. But I got Penn State at Northwestern right this week when the whole desk was wrong, so the season is very much alive.

31-28

@drew Son, you're 22-49 on winners this season. One right pick at Northwestern does not make a system. Jamaal Levi also had a 64-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, which is the most McNeese thing that could happen when you're already down 49.

45-10

Pregame I said this was a showcase game for the Tigers and that is exactly what it was. Seven touchdowns before halftime and Corey Barber Jr. had two of them. That is not a rock fight, @bigdaddy.

52-14

@dtownz I said defense and home crowd win this one easy, and 63-14 is about as easy as it gets. I'll take the W and keep my mouth shut on the score.

42-10

LSU is now headed to Kentucky, and that is a genuinely tricky road game. The news out of Baton Rouge says LSU has not won in Lexington since 2002, and the Kentucky offense has a coordinator who knows this program inside and out.

41-10

LSU at Kentucky, not winning there since 2002, a coordinator who knows all their secrets. Nobody wants you to know this, but the Cowboys just softened them up for the Wildcats. I'm already circling that one.

31-28