OK, now that the meat of the schedule is upon us, and all the patsies are behind us ('cept for Arky), NOW what's your prediction of LSUs record on the year? Regular season only... Geaux.
At Florida (W) by less than 7 S Carolina (W) by more than 7 At Tex A&M (W) by 3 or less Alabama (W) by 10+ Miss St (W) by 7 or less Ole Miss (W) by 14+ Arky (W) by 14+
I guess I should submit my own prediction... @ UF (W) USCe (W) @TAMU (W) Bama (W) MSU (W) OM (W) @Arky (W) The fact that the rest of our games are conference games, and at least 3 are against top 10 teams, with possibly 5 against ranked teams, I see no need to post the score differential. We go thru that schedule without a loss, we're #1 heading to the Georgia Dome.
I'll wait til mid season to post mine. I'm taking advantage of your wording but reality is that we should have a much clearer picture after this weekend- which will be our halfway mark. Course, like everything else associated with Miles, I guess I shouldn't count on it.
That won't do. I purposely am asking for predictions PRIOR to the UF game. Either comply, or deal with the consequences.
I can't do it, yet, Fishhead--not until I see if the UW Tiger team marches into the Swamp or if the team from the last two weeks rears its ugly head. It's the difference between 12-0 and 9-3, in my opinion (with losses in that scenario to Florida, South Carolina, and Bama.)
At Florida (W) by more than 7 S Carolina (W) by more than 7 At Tex A&M (W) by 3 or less Alabama (L) by 3 or less Miss St (W) by 7 or less Ole Miss (W) by 14+ Arky (W) by 10+ 11-1 sugar bowl
Voice of reason. The SEC, nationally, is looking better now then this time last year. Saturday is statement day for a lot of shiny new teams in the east making their way up the food chain. Florida, Georgia and SC are more of a mystery and much less the proven commodity then LSU. If LSU plays with enthusiasm and simply runs the ball with short passes and stop the turnovers, they are the better team. Even in the swamp.
