This is such an interesting matchup due, in large part, to how much of a test it is for Tennessee. The Josh Heupel offense creates an insane amount of conflict just by doing a handful of things. The challenged LSU offense will probably have to score to compete, so let’s get into it.
When LSU has the Ball
Throw the damn ball
I don’t mean “call more pass plays,” I mean that Jayden Daniels needs to throw the football when he’s given looks for it. You’re going to have to match points here, which means that unless you can run for 350, you’re going to need in structure production through the air.