Deuce Alexander warns LSU of a 'bloodbath' ahead of Saturday's game

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Deuce Alexander warns LSU of a 'bloodbath' ahead of Saturday's game
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Ole Miss wide receiver Deuce Alexander made a provocative statement regarding LSU's secondary ahead of their matchup on Saturday in Oxford. He suggested the game would be a 'bloodbath,' which LSU quickly used for motivation. Alexander recognized LSU's strong defensive performance this season, as they rank among the top teams in limiting passing yards. The matchup holds significance not only for the teams' rankings, as both enter the game undefeated and in the AP Top 10, but also due to Lane Kiffin facing his former program for the first time since his departure in November. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET.

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  • Deuce Alexander leads Ole Miss with 13 receptions and 235 receiving yards.
  • LSU's defense ranks 12th in the nation for passing yards allowed this season.
  • Lane Kiffin returns to face Ole Miss after leaving the program last November.
  • The game has significant SEC and playoff implications.
  • Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET in Oxford.
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Ole Miss wide receiver Deuce Alexander has already given LSU plenty of bulletin-board material ahead of Saturday’s highly anticipated matchup in Oxford . Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Alexander made a bold statement when asked about the Tigers’ secondary: “Just get ready. It’s going to be a bloodbath.” LSU quickly turned the comment into […] The post Ole Miss football news: Deuce Alexander sends 'bloodbath' warning to LSU secondary appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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