The LSU vs. Mississippi State game has a line of -18 Tigers.
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TV: 3:30 p.m. ET, CBS. LINE: LSU -19
ABOUT LSU (6-0, 2-0): Burrow leads FBS in passing efficiency (218.1) and sits second in passing yards (2,157) and passing touchdowns (25) after completing 21-of-24 passes against a Florida defense that entered the matchup ranked second in the SEC in passing defense. "He's like a coach on the field," Orgeron told reporters of Burrow. "He really studies the offense. He knows the game plan. He can probably call the plays before we call them. ... We feel if there's any time that he has to escape the pocket, he has great vision down the field, he has enough athletic ability to avoid the rush." Orgeron was also quick to give credit to his offensive line, which did not yield a sack against Florida and paved the way for Clyde Edwards-Helaire to run for a season-high 134 yards on 13 carries.
ABOUT MISSISSIPPI STATE (3-3, 1-2): The Bulldogs have alternated between Garrett Shrader and Tommy Stevens at quarterback over the last several games and will give the starting nod on Saturday to Schrader, who threw for 79 yards and the team's lone touchdown at Tennessee. "Based on what we have seen the past few weeks with both guys dealing with injuries, Garrett leading us to the win over Kentucky, and he came in at the end of the Auburn game to provide us a spark, and kind of did the same thing at Tennessee," Moorhead told reporters of the decision. "Tommy is still not completely over some of his things right now. We just feel like Garrett has been playing and moving the ball well. He gives us a great shot." The Bulldogs could use more from running back Kylin Hill, who averaged 137.8 yards over the first four games but totaled 58 yards on 28 carries in the last two contests.
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
