Louisiana is coming off of an upset victory over Iowa State, in which we saw the defense take control of the game in the second half and get key stops. Facing a Georgia State offense that will be breaking in a new quarterback, the defense should get off to an even faster start, which means giving the offense more opportunities. I don't trust Georgia State's run defense in this matchup.

The Ragin’ Cajuns’ 31-14 shocker over No. 23 Iowa State was not as packed with offense as the score suggests. Two Louisiana TDs came on long special teams returns. The Cajuns’ defense threw a shutout in the second half. Georgia State’s offense in its opener will be unduly impacted with canceled games the past two weeks. QB Quad Brown is a redshirt freshman without a start, and he confronts the No. 1 scoring defense in the Sun Belt a year ago.