Pregame Cram: Is LSU in for another McCluster Bomb in Oxford?

Inside the day's key match-ups. No offensive player in America -- not C.J. Spiller, not Toby Gerhart, not even Mark Ingram -- is quite as searing hot over the last month as Ole Miss tailback, Wildcat back, receiver, occasional return man, chef, art critic, stunt pilot and all-purpose bon vivant Dexter McCluster, who Rebel coaches finally set free to explode for 260 total yards against Arkansas, 203 against Auburn and record-breaking, 324-yard, four-touchdown display last week against Tennessee. Now a permanent fixture in the backfield for the first time as his inconsistent stay in Oxford winds down, it's hard not to imagine what might have been if McCluster had averaged 28 touches per game over his entire career, as he has in his last three outings -- tripling his average opportunities with the ball over the previous 27 games since 2007, with obvious results. No defense yet has stopped McCluster as the Rebels' primary ballcarrier and chief offensive weapon, but note also...