It all boils down to this as the #1 ranked Louisiana State University Tigers face the #2 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide in the BCS National Tournament Game at the Superdome in New Orleans, LA on January ninth. Alabama head coach Nick Saban is no stranger to this game, winning the national tournament in 2009 and also winning it with LSU as a head coach in 2003. LSU head coach Les Miles is also no stranger at this moment as he has won the national tournament in 2007. Two great squads and head coaches clashing on a collision course in what will certainly be an awesome game. The odds makers presently have this at Alabama (-1) with the over-under scheduled at 40 points.
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The LSU Tigers come into play undefeated at 13-0 with an 8-0 record in the SEC. They have also gone an incredible 8-0 versus ranked squads with wins over number three Oregon, #25 Mississippi State, #16 West Virginia, #17 Florida, #20 Auburn, #2 Alabama, #3 Arkansas, and #14 Georgia. This game is a rematch of the classic November fifth game at Alabama with the LSU Tigers winning in ot over the Tide 9-6. The LSU Tigers have an awesome offense ranked 12th in the nation with 38.5 points per game scored. LSU’s real weapon is their defense which is ranked 2nd in the nation with just 10.5 points per game allowed. Senior Quarterback Jarrett Lee with 1,306 passing yards and also a 152.0 rating mans the LSU Tigers passing attack. With each racking up over 700 yards on the ground, the tandem of sophomores Michael Ford and Spencer Ware pace the LSU running attack. CB Tyrann Mathieu concluded fifth in the Heisman contest while nabbing 6 picks and getting 173 yards off of those picks which rate 1st in the nation.
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The Crimson Tide come into this game attempting to get revenge for their loss to LSU back in November. The Tide has gone 11-1 in total with a 7-1 record in the SEC. They have gone 4-1 versus the Top 25 this season with wins over #23 Penn State, #14 Arkansas, #12 Florida, and #24 Auburn. Their just loss was the aforementioned game versus LSU in November. The Tide has averaged 36.0 points per game on offense with an outstanding running game. As great as LSU is on defense, the Tide are even greater at it ranking 1st in the nation just permitting a mindboggling 8.8 points per game. The Tide place the offense in sophomore Quarterback AJ McCarron’s hands, McCarron has 2,400 passing yards and a 149.8 passer rating. Junior Running back Trent Richardson concluded second in the Heisman whilst getting 1,583 rushing yards and 20 td’s on the ground.



