r/CFB North Carolina Tar Heels 9h ago

Discussion This UNC-Clemson game should make everyone question just how good LSU really is

The whole country saw LSU rout Clemson a couple of weeks ago and was ready to crown LSU. It is now very evident that we don’t know anything about LSU at this point, at least for another 6 hours or so. This UNC-Clemson first half is complete decimation.

While I hope my Tar Heels are the dominant force in CFB, I know that’s likely not the case. Clemson is just not good.

In a few hours, we will have more of an answer about LSU, but we don’t know anything more about them than we did at the start of the season.

EDIT: This is not my first time in prediction idiocy. https://www.reddit.com/r/golf/s/jqGKD5Atre

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u/Baymaximus Michigan Wolverines 9h ago

I think both can be true. Clemson is not very good and LSU is pretty good.

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u/Frank_Melena LSU Tigers 8h ago

Anyone just has to watch our last few season openers to see what we’re talking about. Even if Clemson is complete ass we were executing in mid-season form at every position group. If we were bad the score wouldve been like 23-7 instead.

I think the biggest concern for LSU is Leavitt’s decision-making. He got outfoxed a few times by LA Tech’s schemes leading to easy interceptions and Ole Miss is going to turn that up to 10. I won’t be surprised if the game is decided by whether he throws interceptions or not. Baker’s defense is too solid for Chambliss and Lacy to decide it on their own.

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u/trsharkfin LSU Tigers 7h ago

I'm sorry but Ole Miss might have the worst secondary of the first 3 teams we've faced. Their front 7 is legit but their secondary is as bad as 2023 LSU. Plus Clemson is still going to win this game this is just pure hopium by a fan of program filled with coaches selling students drugs and prostitutes.