Classless Brian Kelly doesn't need an excuse to run up a score like he did in last week's, 56-14, LSU win against Georgia State. The Tigers not only have revenge for Texas A&M pulling a 38-23 upset as a 10-point home 'dog last season, but also they want to showcase Jayden Daniels for the Heisman Trophy.

Daniels has the numbers. He leads the nation in total offense at 417.4 yards a game while accounting for 46 touchdowns. LSU is No. 1 in the country in scoring at 46.8 points per game and in total yards averaging 562.3.

Texas A&M is a team in transition. This will be the Aggies' second game under interim coach Elijah Robertson following the firing of Jimbo Fisher. The Aggies defeated Abilene Christian, 38-10, in Robertson's first game last Saturday. This is quite the step up.

I don't see the Aggies having the firepower to hang in with third-string quarterback Jaylen Henderson making his first road start.

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