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No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide (8-0 SU, 6-2 ATS) vs. LSU Tigers (3-4 SU, 3-4 ATS)
Date/Time: Saturday, December 5th, 2020. 8:00PM (EST)
Where: Tiger Stadium Baton Rouge, LA
Point Spread: ALA -28.5/LSU +28.5 (Best Sportsbook Deals)
The Alabama Crimson Tide cruised to a 42-13 victory in last week’s prestigious Iron Bowl behind breakout star quarterback Mac Jones who added an exclamation point to his strong 2020 campaign by throwing for 300 yards with five touchdowns in the victory. Jones became just the 2nd quarterback in Iron Bowl history, behind Tua Tagovailoa, to throw five touchdown passes in the historic rivalry. This week top-ranked Alabama will travel to Baton Rouge to cap off the regular season in their postponed and rescheduled date with the LSU Tigers at Tiger Stadium.
The Tigers moved to 3-4 SU with a 20-7 loss to no. 5 Texas A&M. I had the Aggies -12 in that game and was fortunate enough to pull out the cover. I expected the Aggies defense to hold strong in a favorable match-up but was slightly surprised to see LSU’s defense compile one of their better performances of the season as they held the Aggies offense to just 267 total yards. The Tigers’ defense has been the focal point on the defending National Champion’s struggles in 2020. Prior to last week’s loss to Texas A&M, the Tigers had given up 46 points on average in the three losses to Mississippi State, Missouri, and Auburn. Therefore if LSU’s defense can build off last week’s momentum, the Tigers will be worthy of betting consideration as huge 28.5 point underdogs at home on Saturday.
Following last week’s 20-7 loss to the Aggies, the Tigers were surprised to hear that star WR Terrace Marshall Jr has decided to forego the final game of the season. Marshall is projected to be a top 10 pick in next year’s NFL Draft and is trying to eliminate the risk of a late-season injury that could hurt his draft stock. Despite LSU’s offense taking a big step backward in 2020, Marshall has still been one of the conference’s best receivers, with 48 catches for 731 yards and ten touchdowns. More importantly, Marshall’s unexpected opt-out is a big hit for LSU’s offense that has lacked playmakers.
TE Arik Gilbert is 2nd on the team in receiving yards with less than half of Marshall’s season total (339). Additionally, LSU’s receiving corps has combined for just seven total touchdowns when you exclude Marshall’s ten touchdowns. Needless to say, the loss of LSU’s biggest offensive threat cannot be undermined, especially on a weekend where they will be facing one of the top offenses in the country. The biggest challenge towards LSU keeping this game competitive and within the spread will be finding scoring opportunities in a less favorable match-up. If the Aggies could hold the Tigers to just 7 points, Alabama is definitely capable of delivering similar struggles even if the expected game pace will be vastly improved against Alabama.
I have mentioned numerous times this season that Alabama’s offense does not get the respect they deserve. The Crimson Tide lost an enormous amount of talent last year but have rebounded with one of the nation’s elite scoring groups that is averaging 47.2 points per game (3rd in FBS). With Jones under center and running back Najee Harris, the Crimson Tide can attack by choice, which is sure to frustrate LSU’s shaky defense.
With that said, I still believe the betting spread of 28.5 points is pretty accurate. When I handicap this outcome, I am expecting Alabama’s defense to hold LSU to another respectable number similar to last week’s 42-13 win over Auburn. In comparison, LSU’s does not run the same stylistic scheme of offense, but they are also fairly predictable by nature. I just don’t see LSU QB Myles Brennan doing enough in this scenario, without Marshall, to create a ton of scoring opportunities.
As a result, I am heavily favoring the under 68.5 total. I think LSU’s offense is being given way too much credit in this situation, and the fear is that Alabama’s offense could post a ridiculous scoring number to drive up the potential total. While that is definitely a risk given LSU’s defensive struggles, keep in mind that Nick Saban has been notorious for calling off the dogs with big leads, and we should expect that to be the case with the SEC Championship looming on the horizon.
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Dec 5, 2020 at 6:35 pm ET 3 min read
The SEC West rivalry game between No. 1 Alabama and LSU set for Saturday night in Death Valley was at one time expected to be a defining matchup in the race for the division title, but nothing has gone as planned in the 2020 college football season. The Tigers have fallen on hard times after claiming the national title last season, but they would love nothing more than to win their second straight in this rivalry and play spoiler in Alabama's quest for the College Football Playoff. 
It's going to be a tall order against this version of the Crimson Tide, who are hellbent on making it back to the playoff after missing out last year. With them, they bring one of the most potent offenses in the country and potentially three Heisman Trophy contenders in quarterback Mac Jones, running Najee Harris and wide receiver DeVonta Smith. Plus, Nick Saban will be back on the sidelines after battling his own case of COVID-19 and missing last week's game against Auburn.
Can the Tigers play spoiler in this heated rivalry or will the Tide continue their run back to the SEC Championship Game and the College Football Playoff? Let's take a closer look at the storylines to follow and matchups to watch before making some expert picks both straight up and against the spread.
Alabama: The offense has gotten all of the buzz, but have you seen the Crimson Tide play defense lately? They have notched 26 tackles for loss over the last four games and gave up just 3.84 yards per play in November. This all while leading the SEC in opponent red zone conversion percentage at 47.83%. It's going to be fascinating to see what Saban and defensive coordinator Pete Golding dial up against a Tigers offense that has been all over the place this season. There are stars galore on offense, but the emergence of tight end Jahleel Billingsley has been one of the more surprising storylines to develop during the latter half of the season. He caught five passes for 111 yards and one touchdown over the last two games after catching just one pass in the other six this season. If Alabama wasn't scary enough, it's finding new weapons as the season progresses. 
LSU: The Tigers posted their best defensive performance of the season last week when they held Texas A&M to 3.76 yards per play and allowed Kellen Mond to complete just 11 of his 34 passes. Is that the start of a trend or a wet weather anomaly that should be viewed as such? Coach Ed Orgeron better hope that it's the former, otherwise it'll be a long night. Why? It's unlikely that the Tigers, with an offensive line that can't block and either T.J. Finley and Max Johnson taking the snaps, will be able to keep up in a shootout. To compound issues, star wide receiver Terrace Marshall opted out of the remainder of the season this week. 
Date: Saturday, Dec. 5 | Time: 8 p.m. ET
Location: Tiger Stadium -- Baton Rouge, Louisiana 
TV: CBS | Live stream: CBSSports.com, CBS Sports App (Free)
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Latest Odds: Alabama Crimson Tide -29.5
This is a massive spread, but don't worry about it. Lay the points and enjoy the offensive show that Alabama will put on Saturday night in prime time. Saban's crew is averaging 48.5 points per game this season, and has topped the 40-point mark in seven straight contests. This LSU team not only can't keep up, but will struggle to get to double digits. Pick: Alabama (-28.5)
Which college football picks can you make with confidence in Week 14? Visit SportsLine to see which teams will win and cover the spread -- all from a proven computer model that has returned over $3,500 in profit over the past four-plus seasons -- and find out.
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