Noteworthy stats through 3 games...

[GreenheadDawg]

12. MSU is outscoring opponents 41-0 in the 3rd quarter (half time adjustments)

This stands out the most to me. This is HUGE. If the staff can keep this up, then we are going to be tough to beat.

This. This right here is huge. Also, I'm not convinced that Georgia is more talented than LSU like I've seen some talking heads say. If we were at home again I would feel pretty good about it but on the road is going to be a tough game.

[War Machine Dawg]

This. This right here is huge. Also, I'm not convinced that Georgia is more talented than LSU like I've seen some talking heads say. If we were at home again I would feel pretty good about it but on the road is going to be a tough game.

No doubt. I'm expecting a war. That said, I think the road trip to LA Tech a week ago will prove to be beneficial for us against UGA. I know UGA is going to be 1,000 times more hostile and intimidating than Ruston, so I'm not saying it's anywhere near equal to what we'll face this coming Saturday. But we actually do have a pretty young team this year. It's good that they've been on a road trip, know what to expect, how to prepare, been booed coming out of the locker room, etc. It won't be their first time now that it's a big game that's a potential turning point for how good we can be this season. I'm normally 100% against us playing teams like LA Tech at their place, but I think it is going to be good for us in this one lone instance.

[Coldsleeve Jr.]

This. This right here is huge. Also, I'm not convinced that Georgia is more talented than LSU like I've seen some talking heads say. If we were at home again I would feel pretty good about it but on the road is going to be a tough game.

Me neither. I think it's true that UGA's avg star rating is higher than LSU's, but that's mostly bc UGA had a stout 2017 class. So they may have "more talent", but a lot of that talent is undeveloped freshmen that likely aren't all ready to play at peak potential.