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247Sports · Zack Nagy

Sep 23
Nagy’s Take: What Texas A&M players said about LSU — and what it means
Summary
Pick/market: 10 LSU enters "must-win" territory in Week 4 with Lane Kiffin and the Tigers looking to avoid an 0-2 start in SEC play.
No. 10 LSU enters "must-win" territory in Week 4 with Lane Kiffin and the Tigers looking to avoid an 0-2 start in SEC play. Following a loss to the Rebels last Saturday night, it'll be another Top-25 showdown on the docket with Texas A&M heading to Baton Rouge. Kiffin and Co. will host the Aggies in the program's Southeastern Conference home opener this weekend - and the stakes are high after a dramatic, emotional contest in Week 3.  LSU isn't shying away from a dogfight in Death Valley this weekend. The margin for error is razor thin and both programs are embracing the challenges Saturday night will present. "I want all parts of any fight. I want to go against the best competition. I don't care who's in front of me. I want everything. I want the hard road, and that's how it's going to be for the rest of my life," LSU safety Ty Benefield said on Tuesday. "That's why I came to LSU. I wanted the smoke. Going from Boise to the SEC, the best conference in the nation, the baby NFL, I want the smoke. I don't care who we line up against or who I line up against." On the other side, the Texas A&M Aggies took the podium to address the media with wide receiver Mario Craver and linebacker Daymion Sanford making their rounds. Geaux247's Zack Nagy handpicked five quotes from Texas A&M players - and what they actually mean with the clock ticking until Saturday night at Tiger Stadium.

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