Auburn may be 3-1 but they have had major issues this season. They were fortunate to get past Missouri last week when Mizzou missed a field goal as time expired in regulation and then fumbled the ball just short of the end zone when they were poised to score the winning touchdown. Auburn is 0-4 ATS this season and coach Bryan Harsin's seat is getting hotter by the day. In addition, Auburn is expected to be without TJ Finley again, meaning that Robby Ashford will get another start under center. That makes things a little easier for LSU's defense as they can clamp down on the run game, making things difficult for Tank Bigsby, and daring Ashford to beat him with his arm. LSU has three straight wins coming into this game, including a solid come from behind win over Mississippi State. Jayden Daniels has slotted in nicely at quarterback and the 1-2 punch of Armoni Goodwin along with Noah Cain gives the Tigers a solid base for a run game. LSU is the better team and Auburn's dismal showing against Penn State is a harbinger of what may transpire here. Look for Brian Kelly's team to make it four straight wins.