What Should Lane Kiffin Change on LSU’s First Drive vs. Texas A&M?
LSU went three-and-out on its opening possession against Ole Miss, fell behind 17–0 and trailed 24–7 at halftime before rallying to tie the game in the fourth quarter. LSU now returns home, where the Tigers have won 25 of their last 27 night games in Tiger Stadium.
TigerHype take: LSU does not need to score a touchdown on the first possession Saturday.
But it does need to look prepared.
A couple of easy completions for Sam Leavitt, an early dose of Dilin Jones and a first down or two could let 100,000 people become part of the game instead of making Death Valley watch another opponent settle in.
You’re calling LSU’s first five offensive plays against Texas A&M.
What are you doing?
Feed Dilin Jones?
Quick throws for Leavitt?
Take an early deep shot?
Tempo?
Something else?
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