Under Brian Kelly, LSU keeps improving.

On a macro level, that’s true of the season, as the Tigers continue their rise up the polls and enter the bye week atop the standings of college football’s most competitive division.

On a micro level, that’s true of the games themselves, too, as LSU’s slow starts keep giving way to strong finishes, on both sides of the ball – mostly.

Offensively, LSU’s ability to get better as the game goes along is uncanny. This is a breakdown of the Tigers’ offensive ranking by quarter among 65 Power 5 teams. The metric used here is +EPA%, which is a percentage of plays that result in an increase in expected points for the offense. A positive EPA is a good result for the offense; a negative EPA is good for the defense.
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