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Joining me now from the advocate down there in Baton Rouge, Wilson, Alexander on the podcast.

Thanks so much for joining me, man.

Appreciate your time.

I think it's, you know, it's obviously very fair to say with LSU after three weeks that they're a little behind schedule.

You know, that loss to UCLA was definitely unexpected down there in Tiger Land.

If you were to sum up LSU after three games, how would you do so?

A team that has gotten better week to week, but isn't where it wants to be or needs to be

to compete in the SEC, particularly with your heavy weights like Alabama.

I guess you can maybe put Florida in potentially that category.

Ole Miss looks really good.

A team that it seems like it will finish somewhere in the middle of the pack,

and that's not what you expect if your LSU.

And when you really think about it,

is there a possibility the loser of this game is going to finish last in the West?

Yeah, because Arkansas looks much improved.

Texas A&M is obviously a top 10 team

and Ole Miss looks really good.

And, you know, you just kind of go down the line.

It's probably, you know, definitely a very real possibility that one of these teams finishes last if they lose this game.

I'm curious also to see how Harvard fits into that equation as well.

Watching LSU and seeing them struggle to run the football, I mean, for a guy as old as me, it's just incredible. I mean, it's just something that you've always been able to count on through the years as LSU having that great running game. I know John Emery is a big loss for them, but to not have another guy just ready to go like they've had in years past is something that's surprising. Is there any way that can turn around this season? I don't expect it to turn around this week because State has

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