Last game in college football - let's hit it.
Saban is a heck of a coach and he has his defense playing amazing. His defense only gave up 15 touchdowns ALL season long. LSU is only giving up a little over 60 rushing yards and under 200 yards through the air. Oklahoma's D is nothing to sneeze at though only giving up 110 on the ground and a mere 146 through the air.
Oklahoma as we all know can score. They have scored 68 times and puts up 460 yards a game on offense. LSU also has a great offense scoring 52 times and 427 yards a game.
I see Oklahoma jumping out to a lead and I don't think LSU can match them touchdown for touchdown. Many will say that Oklahoma won't score that much so LSU won't have to match them and will keep it close but I disagree. Oklahoma will pick up chunks of yards through the air in my opinion and will be able to pound this great LSU defense. I see Oklahoma being crowned 2004 National Champions of college football.
My pick: Oklahoma -6
Good luck with your bets.
Your thoughts and opinions are always appreciated.
Saban is a heck of a coach and he has his defense playing amazing. His defense only gave up 15 touchdowns ALL season long. LSU is only giving up a little over 60 rushing yards and under 200 yards through the air. Oklahoma's D is nothing to sneeze at though only giving up 110 on the ground and a mere 146 through the air.
Oklahoma as we all know can score. They have scored 68 times and puts up 460 yards a game on offense. LSU also has a great offense scoring 52 times and 427 yards a game.
I see Oklahoma jumping out to a lead and I don't think LSU can match them touchdown for touchdown. Many will say that Oklahoma won't score that much so LSU won't have to match them and will keep it close but I disagree. Oklahoma will pick up chunks of yards through the air in my opinion and will be able to pound this great LSU defense. I see Oklahoma being crowned 2004 National Champions of college football.
My pick: Oklahoma -6
Good luck with your bets.
Your thoughts and opinions are always appreciated.

