LSU Dominates Mississippi State, Alabama COLLAPSES, Saints in Crisis

Okay, good morning, y'all.

LSU beats Mississippi State 31-0.

Laney Kiffin said he had no empathy for anyone dealing with injuries.

I can certainly understand his point because LSU has dealt with plenty of significant injuries, but obviously not having Kamario Taylor and Fluff Bothwell just changed the whole dynamic of that game.

Would State have won with those players? Probably not.

LSU was still a double-digit favorite before we knew he was out.

And LSU has all their injuries.

It's part of the game.

It's what it is.

So chalk it up and on to the next sort of thing.

And the next is Auburn, who pulled off one of the stunning upsets of Saturday, Auburn v. Georgia.

in Athens Tennessee beat Alabama uh BYU pulled off the upset of Notre Dame what an incredible day of football and I don't mean um not trying to start a fight I'm just illustrating a point that when you have a day like that in October In a 12-team playoff era, the fear that everyone had was the expanded playoff would ruin the college regular season.

Yesterday was incredible.

There was nobody in any of those games who looked like they were unmoved by the results because they have an expanded playoff.

And I'm not talking about 24.

We're having the same conversation when they went to 12.

So the point is, man, college football is awesome because college football is awesome and will always be awesome.

playoff is going to create more opportunity for teams to play more, more meaningful games in November, which is a good thing.

Um, but yesterday was awesome.

So Tigers win 31, nothing.

So they keep pace.

Uh, they'll have to play Auburn next week who is coming off a big upset of Georgia.

Maybe Auburn found itself a little bit, um, But, boy, LSU yesterday pitching the shutout was great.

Five consecutive possessions.

That state went forward on a fourth down, and LSU got the stop.