#21 LSU Tigers vs. #18 UNC Tarheels

[BullsFan_1]

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#21 LSU Tigers (0-0) @ #18 UNC Tarheels (0-0)

Saturday, September 4th
7:00 PM
Georgia Dome
ESPN

QB Comparison(2009 Stats):
 

                   YDS     CMP%    TD     INT     RAT
Jordan Jefferson:  2166     61.5    17      7     137.18

TJ Yates:          2136     60.3    15     14     115.39

RB Comparison (2009 Stats):
                   CAR     YDS     YPC       TD
Stevan Ridley:      45     180     4.0        6

Ryan Houston:        191     713   3.7       9

WR Comparison (2009 Stats):
 	           REC     YDS     YPR        TD

Terrance Toliver:   53	   735     13.8        3
Rueben Randle:     11	    173    15.7        2

Greg Little:       62      724      11.6       5
Erik Highsmith:    37      425      11.9       2

Tigers Stats Tar Heels Stats

[BullsFan_1]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5527407

6 starters out for UNC...including their two best defensive players, and two best offensive players.

[Mr. October]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5527407

6 starters out for UNC...including their two best defensive players, and two best offensive players.

12-15 players out for the game. This could get even worse soon.

[homestarunner93]

27-10 LSU. I can't see Carolina doing much with what they have.

[homestarunner93]

I can't believe the UNC might actually win this game. They are going to be really scary if they ever get their team near full strength.

[BullsFan_1]

un ****ing believable game...wow

[homestarunner93]

Heartbreaking loss. I thought UNC had no chance. For all of those who say that the SEC is far superior to the ACC, this is proof that that isn't close to true.

[Mr. October]

I can't believe the UNC might actually win this game. They are going to be really scary if they ever get their team near full strength.

I don't think that they will get even close to their full strength team this year and in fact, it could possibly get worse for UNC.

And yes, the SEC looks pretty vulnerable this year. Time for the ACC to make its move.