I'm starting to lean Clemson here as well. I reference LSU playing Auburn and UGA; Auburn held them to 23 in Baton Rouge and UGA "held" them to 37 with basically no offensive counter attack to speak of. I'd say Clemson's D is at least in that conversation and can hold LSU to 30-35.
The Clemson offense took quite a beating against OSU. Ol went down, both receivers, and Lawrence took several big shots. I know they've had two weeks to recover but it should still be considered.
Has LSU played a QB as mobile as Lawrence? Plumlee from Ole Miss went off...
Has Clemson played a receiving corps like LSU's? I'd say they're a notch above OSU; no one else in the ACC is close.
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Nice to be lucky once in awhile! Avoided betting Clemson for all the wrong reasons and won the under when PAC-12 refs called offensive PI on Higgins TD catch. It wasn't.
Not to mention that late Moss TD had offensive pass interference not called. An obvious play that's been around since the dawn of time but PAC-12 refs don't see it. Not whining here, had no play on either team, just hate to see it.
Burrows and LSU got it done! Clemson's best chance, IMO, was to stifle that LSU offense, didn't happen.
ON TO NEXT YEAR!!!
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