5 Bold Predictions For LSU vs. Alabama In College Football Week 10

Bold Predictions For LSU vs. Alabama

Could there be a more exciting matchup (on paper) during the regular season? The simple answer: No.

The College Football Playoff rankings came out this week, and the SEC — well, at least the top dogs — should be all smiles. Alabama is ranked No. 4 despite having one loss, and LSU comes in at No. 2.

Luckily for us, the two powerhouses will meet up this weekend. Here are five bold predictions to get you pumped up for the game of the week.

Bold Predictions For LSU vs. Alabama

Could there be a more exciting matchup (on paper) during the regular season? The simple answer: No.

The College Football Playoff rankings came out this week, and the SEC — well, at least the top dogs — should be all smiles. Alabama is ranked No. 4 despite having one loss, and LSU comes in at No. 2.

Luckily for us, the two powerhouses will meet up this weekend. Here are five bold predictions to get you pumped up for the game of the week.

5. Brutal Low-Scoring Affair Where 20 Points Will Get The Job Done

Alabama has been known for its fierce defense over the years, and that has not changed in 2015. Therefore, no one should be surprised if the first team to 20 wins this game.

But which team will that be?

5. Brutal Low-Scoring Affair Where 20 Points Will Get The Job Done

Alabama has been known for its fierce defense over the years, and that has not changed in 2015. Therefore, no one should be surprised if the first team to 20 wins this game.

But which team will that be?

4. Derrick Henry Doesn’t Outshine The Heisman Favorite, But Still Records 2 TDs

Derrick Henry has a great shot at winning the Heisman … if he can outshine Leonard Fournette in this SEC showdown. That’s likely not going to happen — because Fournette is the best player in the country for a reason. However, I am still predicting the Crimson Tide to record two major touchdowns in Week 10.

4. Derrick Henry Doesn’t Outshine The Heisman Favorite, But Still Records 2 TDs

Derrick Henry has a great shot at winning the Heisman … if he can outshine Leonard Fournette in this SEC showdown. That’s likely not going to happen — because Fournette is the best player in the country for a reason. However, I am still predicting the Crimson Tide to record two major touchdowns in Week 10.

3. TD No. 3 For Crimson Tide, Which Will Decide The Game, Comes From Jake Coker

I’m not brave enough to predict that Jake Coker will go off against LSU. However, I am brave enough to predict this: Alabama will score three touchdowns, and TD No. 3 will not only decide the game, but will come from a smooth pass from Coker.

3. TD No. 3 For Crimson Tide, Which Will Decide The Game, Comes From Jake Coker

I’m not brave enough to predict that Jake Coker will go off against LSU. However, I am brave enough to predict this: Alabama will score three touchdowns, and TD No. 3 will not only decide the game, but will come from a smooth pass from Coker.

2. Leonard Fournette Rushes For 200 Or More Yards, But Alabama Still Wins

Two bolds in one prediction!

Since Fournette only knows how to tear up opposing defenses, he will do so once again this weekend, but it won’t be enough for the Tigers to pull off the win.

2. Leonard Fournette Rushes For 200 Or More Yards, But Alabama Still Wins

Two bolds in one prediction!

Since Fournette only knows how to tear up opposing defenses, he will do so once again this weekend, but it won’t be enough for the Tigers to pull off the win.

1. A Glimpse At The Future: LSU’s Season Isn’t Over Just Yet

Even if LSU does lose this weekend, it will still have a shot at the playoff. After all, the Tigers could still end up winning the SEC. Also, LSU has a rather impressive resume. The Tigers have already knocked off Mississippi State and Florida.

1. A Glimpse At The Future: LSU’s Season Isn’t Over Just Yet

Even if LSU does lose this weekend, it will still have a shot at the playoff. After all, the Tigers could still end up winning the SEC. Also, LSU has a rather impressive resume. The Tigers have already knocked off Mississippi State and Florida.