First Choice from the weekend program at the NCAAF, with a showdown from the SEC. Premiere in the conference play for the two teams participating in the West Division.

The two teams have begun 3-0 their season, with the LSU having a slightly more difficult schedule than the State, and having the top hand in today's match since it's the boss in the pair for several years. The last 10 matches of each seat have been taken by the LSU, with the last 5 being judged with differences above 15 points. Last year prevailed 59-26 off the line with 9 points. Last defeat from the far distant 1991.

There is no need to take a deep look at the stats here as the matches they have given so far do not tell us much, of course we know that the LSU is one of the top defensive teams this year in the NCAA, with high rankings in most categories and having the best pass defense in America. Impressive is the fact that LSU has not allowed a score on 31's last opponents' holdings. Aggressively, he has a good balance on running backs and receivers.

Difficult confrontation for the State here will raise enough level with today's opponent compared to its previous matches. Winning his first match is not news but accepting 34 from UAB's lower hand to one of the wins is worrying about how the current match can roll. In relation to LSU he lacks talent, speed and strength, while the State has several years to make a remarkable season.

18-4 ats the LSU against State by 92 'and then, and 8-3 within the same space. 0-4 at the State in their last 4 matches.

With a national ranking of around 8 for LSU, LSU will want to enter the conference play with its right hand, against an opponent who is in his hands and has not missed the opportunity to fill him with heavy defeats for years. I do not see that State can particularly resist here, in an already hot seat and against a much higher opponent. Nice the line that LSU has to cover as for me the Tigers are quite close to victory with a double-digit difference. At -9 the line with Stoiximan offering it at 1.93

Friday match at NCAAF, between two teams with good ranking in preseason polls. Wisconsin Badgers and Louisiana State Tigers will confront a neutral territory, the match will be made in Houston much closer, of course, far from Louisiana in relation to Wisconsin.

In the preseason polls the two schools are ranked 13 and 14 respectively with Tigers playing at the very strong SEC, a conference with an emphasis on aggressive play while Wisconsin comes from the slightly weaker Big 10 conference. For the LSU, I'm OK, but for the Badgers I have my objections, especially since a lot of things have changed in the defensive track this year.

Beyond the big changes in defense (7 first-line players have left, and only a starter has substantial experience on this line anymore), Wisconsin will have a new QB who also has little experience in the NCAA. Logically, the team will rely on the excellent running back Gordon in the attack but a cuckoo hardly brings in the spring. A trademark for the team remains the physical game and the time of the year, last season finished with record 9-4, if they do something similar I will consider it a success.

A little longer story about LSU and more dynamic as a group have the Tigers. Full offenders this season, with three outstanding running backs (the two returning and one top recruit a better run back to American high schools) will look to take advantage of Wisconsin's new defensive line. Although their qb is new, he was in the team last year and played the last games successfully, while he was well guided by the good Mettenberger who is in the NFL now. There are some changes to the defense plan this year as it lost 4 players in different positions but their last year's last card remains the same, this year with secondary and pass coverage not changing and returning the players who were in the 30 top in pass defense. 10-3 last year's LSU in a difficult conference, every season is difficult in the SEC, but something similar I expect this year as the team has not changed so much, while it remains explosive and capable of big plays.

The LSU is currently running a series of wins in non-conference matches such as the current 45, while it has been defeated by the distant 2002. Wisconsin opens a season against a ranked opponent for the first time since 97 'and then, in 7 times that has been given as outsider, 3 last year has a record of 1-6.

The cards look like a derby, but at roster's headlines I think the LSU's Tigers are the best, with a little more talent and stability in the attack, while defensively they have less trouble solving for tomorrow's match. Sometime maybe good football is played in Wisconsin but not so early in the season, especially for tomorrow I expect quite one-dimensional.

Nice to play for the first time and I think the LSU is able to find a score in the match. MyBet @ 4.5's best -1.90 line with the rest of the -5 line on -XNUMX.

Great show today in SEC with Tenn. Vols to host the LSU Tigers.

The two teams are equal in their periphery at 6 this year with a record of 6-6. Vols this year at their headquarters have a record 10-3 record, while the Tigers are 3-6 this season in their away.

Vols run 3 with 3, 88 58 before 68 against Kentucky (69-61) but playing without the best of the player. In spite of their successes, their numbers have dropped a small drop in relation to their home data. Near XNUMX-XNUMX points the aggressive production within, while defensively receives close to XNUMX.

The Tigers have been in good shape lately, with 5 winning their last 6 games, two games against MissSt within 80-68. Their good form has also been seen in their last-named numbers, with the defensive attempt to stand by holding opponents under the 60 points in the last 5 match. The off-home attack achieves about 65 points per match. A big fight is expected near the basket as both teams have power inside the racket and pick up quite a few rebounds.

In this pair the underdog is 7-1 ATS in their last 8 matches, with the LSU being 4-1 ATS in the last 5 in Tenn. and 7-2 totally independent headquarters. Another two trends that stand out for the Tigers are the positive ATS that have been the last 3 years as 6.5-9 offside players (4-1), and this year in a match with teams that have a positive record after 15 matches are 5-0 ATS!

Togers and Vols after a big victory may be getting a little bit more in the match today. In any case, the match is a derby and will judge very much which of the two teams will continue to make dreams for the tournament in March. I am waiting for the game to be judged by the end of the game and the score does not open up to either of the teams. Good value I believe has the big handicap today in favor of LSU.

Louisiana State Tigers + 7.5 @ 1.94, Pinnacle.