ESPN radio host says LSU has real chance to compete for a national title in 2023
Dusty Dvoracek has high expectations for LSU in 2023.
“I think they got a real chance to play for a national championship,” the ESPN host said on SiriusXM radio Tuesday.
Dvoracek is impressed with what LSU’s bringing back, citing the returns of Jayden Daniels and Harold Perkins. He alluded to other coaches that found success in year two like Bob Stoops and Jim Tressel.
Dvoracek isn’t the only one who thinks LSU has a chance to compete for a title. The Tigers should begin the year in the top 10 and are near the top in national title odds. Anytime there’s an experienced coach with a returning QB surrounded by talent, it’s going to draw attention.
Our @DustyDvoracek has high expectations for @LSUfootball in Brian Kelly's second year as Head Coach.
He explained why to @BenHartsock on #DDSXM. #GeauxTigers pic.twitter.com/MIfWyMSuL8
— College Sports on SiriusXM (@SXMCollege) March 7, 2023
LSU’s got a tough opener against FSU, who could begin the year ranked even higher. All eyes will be on Orlando to start the year with that game occupying the stand-alone Sunday night game with the added drama of a rematch between two teams with national title aspirations.
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