[OutsiderFan]

Saw LSU at Texas A&M last night until it was 27-10, and was damn impressed by LSU.  They looked better than in any of the 3-4 games I had seen them play all year.  It looks like from the box score it got a little crazy in the 4th - and LSU allowed a team +21 points for the first time all season - but hard to say LSU isn't at least as good as Stanford, even at 7-4. Their losses are to #1 Alabama, #6 Wisconsin, #13 Auburn and #14 Florida, and they beat Ole Miss when they were ranked #23. Stanford's losses are to #4 Washington, #9 Colorado, and #23 Washington State, and they have beat then unranked but now #12 U$C. 

Frankly, it stinks that Stanford can't play LSU in a bowl game.  It seems like it would be quite a compelling matchup.  Larry Scott should be working tirelessly to figure out how to get a bowl game between the Pac-12 and SEC.  The SEC is the only Power 5 conference the Pac-12 doesn't have one against and I for one hate this.

[OutsiderFan]

Saw LSU at Texas A&M last night until it was 27-10, and was damn impressed by LSU.  They looked better than in any of the 3-4 games I had seen them play all year.  It looks like from the box score it got a little crazy in the 4th - and LSU allowed a team +21 points for the first time all season - but hard to say LSU isn't at least as good as Stanford, even at 7-4. Their losses are to #1 Alabama, #6 Wisconsin, #13 Auburn and #14 Florida, and they beat Ole Miss when they were ranked #23. Stanford's losses are to #4 Washington, #9 Colorado, and #23 Washington State, and they have beat then unranked but now #12 U$C. 

Frankly, it stinks that Stanford can't play LSU in a bowl game.  It seems like it would be quite a compelling matchup.  Larry Scott should be working tirelessly to figure out how to get a bowl game between the Pac-12 and SEC.  The SEC is the only Power 5 conference the Pac-12 doesn't have one against and I for one hate this.