Inside the Numbers: Louisiana Tech vs LSU (Part 1)

Let’s take a look at the top five rated players for the LSU offense and Tech defense according to PFF. Players must have played at least 80 total snaps through two games.

LSU Offense vs Tech Defense According to PFF

Player	Overall Grade	Player	Overall Grade

Nick Brossette (RB)	84.7	Collin Scott (LB)	79.9
Damien Lewis (G)	77	Jaylon Ferguson(DE)	78.3
Joe Burrow (QB)	72.8	Jordan Bradford (DT)	73.5
Lloyd Cushenberry II (C)	67.5	L’Jarius Sneed (CB)	71.7
Garrett Brumfield (G)	66.3	Dae’Von Washington (LB)	71.6

Running back Nick Brossette has emerged as the premier playmaker for the Tigers offense so far in 2018.

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Let’s shift gears and take a look at how the Tech offense stacks up against the LSU Defense. Players must have played at least 45 snaps through two games.

Tech Offense vs LSU Defense According to PFF

Player	Overall Grade	Player	Overall Grade

Jaqwis Dancy (RB)	84.1	Devin White (LB)	77.1
Rhashid Bonnette(WR)	75.4	Micah Bakersville (LB)	75.9
J’Mar Smith (QB)	74.6	Ray Thornton(DE)	72
Michael Rodriguez (T)	71.2	Breiden Fehoko (DT)	69.6
Joshua Mote (G)	70.3	Terrence Alexander (CB)	69.3

It’s pretty obvious at this point, Jaqwis Dancy is the best play maker the Bulldogs have. With his emergence coupled with the play of Rhashid Bonnette, the Bulldogs are certainly developing a dangerous offense that should be able to put some points on the board in Baton Rouge.

Tiger linebacker, Devin White, is one of the best in the entire country and will have to be accounted for on every play.

Part two of our Inside the Numbers series on the matchup between Louisiana Tech and LSU will be released next week.