Auburn football has turned its attention to the LSU Tigers after upsetting Georgia on the road last weekend.
The Tigers have one of the more explosive offenses in the country under the direction of Lane Kiffin. Golesh feels this unit is a dangerous one.
"Offensively, I mean, over 500 yards a game, 40-plus points per game, explosive in every way, and really, really balanced," Golesh said. "Almost 200 yards a game rushing, over 300 yards a game passing, top 10 in the country in just about every offensive category."
The LSU offense has also committed its fair share of turnovers. The Tigers' starting quarterback Sam Leavitt has thrown eight interceptions this season and has fumbled the football twice.
Golesh feels Auburn has to take advantage of LSU's tendency to give the ball away.
"Have had some turnovers," Golesh said. "And again, for us to win in those margins, that's a huge piece of what we got to get done defensively."
Auburn will welcome the Tigers to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m. CT.
