Louisiana Tech vs LSU Prediction Football Picks Today 9/12/26

In this article, we will formulate a Louisiana Tech vs LSU Prediction for this College Football Week 2 matchup on Saturday, September 12th. Let’s take a look at the prediction for this College Football matchup.

LSU Tigers Preview

The LSU Tigers have a 1-0 record and are coming off a 51-10 home win over Clemson, where they outgained them 644-145 yards. LSU had 335 passing yards, 309 rushing yards, and 22/36 completed passes. They were 11/16 on third down conversions, had 6-75 penalties, and the turnover battle was tied at 1-1.

Sam Leavitt led LSU with 16/28 passes and 230 passing yards. Dilin Jones had a team-high 113 rushing yards, while Winston Watkins Jr. caught 7 passes for a team-high 110 receiving yards. Defensively, Whit Weeks and Princewill Umanmielen led the Tigers with 6 total tackles each, and he led the team with 2 sacks.

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Preview

The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs have a 1-0 record and are coming off an 80-6 home win over Northwestern State, where they outgained them 528-129 yards. Louisiana Tech had 296 passing yards, 232 rushing yards, and 17/22 completed passes. They were 7/11 on third down conversions, had 2-15 penalties, and won the turnover battle by 0-1.

Blake Baker led Louisiana Tech with 10/14 passes and 232 passing yards. Trey Kukuk had a team-high 50 rushing yards, while Jalen Mickens caught 3 passes for a team-high 133 receiving yards. Defensively, Sam Fongang led the Bulldogs with 7 total tackles, 3 of them solo, and Jacob Bradford led the team with one sack.

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Louisiana Tech vs LSU Prediction

In this Louisiana Tech vs LSU Prediction, LSU is coming as -35.5 home favorites. Both teams are coming off huge wins in their season openers, winning by 41 and 74 points respectively, scoring 131 points combined, while allowing just 16. It is almost impossible to fade a team that won 80-6 in its season opener and they were 8-5 against the spread last season, while LSU was just 4-9 ATS last season and failed to cover the spread in its last three home games last season. LSU will probably win, but laying -35.5 after how both teams looked like week, is not something I am interested in. Take Louisiana Tech and grab those +35.5 points.

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