If you go by statistics . . .

Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by red55, Sep 24, 2003.

  1. red55

    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

    Checking out the NCAA team statistics reveals a startling defensive mismatch.

    There are 117 teams in Division I. These are the national team rankings:

    Pass Efficiency Defense -- LSU=#2 State=#116
    Scoring Defense -- LSU=#5 State=#109
    Total Defense -- LSU=#8 State=#116

    State can't stop LSU. We can surely stop State.

    www.ncaa.com
     
  2. chuck

    chuck Founding Member

    something else interesting about MSU.

    Their key position players: Fant, Turner, and Jenkins are some of the top overall statistical players in the SEC (based on Fantasy Football points)

    Fant is the #2 QB (behind Eli) -
    Turner is the #3 RB (behind Shaud Williams and Cedric Cobbs)
    Jenkins in teh #1 WR (and tied for #1 overall statistical SEC player with Manning).

    Of course, this hasn't added up to many W's on teh field . .but I thought it was interesting.

    I have a feeling those numbers will drop significantly vs. LSU this weekend.
     
  3. geauxscott

    geauxscott Founding Member

    Yeah one thing that scares me is Miss. St ability to put up some points..They were down 28-0 to both Oregon and Houston and ended up making it respectable only losing by 7-10 in each, granted it probably was against their second team..But I do believe that LSU will be able to limit their Offensive production and win easily

    LSU 42
    MSU 13
     

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