The Betting Lines: LSU Football vs. Florida Gators Sees Significant Movement

Now, it's a Week 3 matchup against the Florida Gators on the schedule with the LSU Tigers set to open Southeastern Conference play in Baton Rouge.

LSU's decision-maker took to podium on Monday where he urged Tiger faithful to show out in Death Valley this weekend.

"We're in Tiger Stadium, and we need to be Death Valley," Kelly said. "We need to live up to our resume as the most difficult place to play in the country. It's SEC time.

"You had your warmup tailgates; you got your recipes down; you got how much you need for drinking. We need you this weekend, and we'll provide the standard in terms of how we need to play."

A look into the game information, current betting lines and Kelly's take on this weekend against an SEC foe.

The Game Information: Week 3 Edition

Matchup: LSU Tigers vs. Florida Gators
Kickoff Time: 6:30 p.m. CT
Venue: Tiger Stadium - Baton Rouge (La.)
TV Channel: ABC
Radio: LSU Sports Radio Network
LSU Tigers Record: 2-0
Florida Gators Record: 1-1

Odds, Spread and Total: Week 3 Edition

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook

Spread

• LSU: -7.5 (-115)
• Florida: +7.5 (-105)

Moneyline

• LSU: -310
• Florida: +250

Total

• Over 48.5 (-112)
• Under 48.5 (-108)

The LSU Tigers opened as 9.5-point favorites with the over/under initially being set at 52.5 once the lines opened on Sunday.

Now, the line has shrunk to LSU becoming a 7.5 favorite with an over/under sitting at 48.5 as Vegas continues adjusting the Week 3 odds.

Brian Kelly's Take: All Focus on Florida

It's a really good football team we're playing in Florida, and we know that it starts with their quarterback. DJ (Lagway) is really arm-talented off the charts. When you look at quarterbacks in this league, he has elite talent, but he's got guys around him.

"Jadan Baugh is really difficult to defend. He's physical; he's got great instincts; he's got toughness; he's 230 pounds, and now you complement him with the freshman Vernell Brown, who is an electric receiver and probably one of the more consistent guys on their team.

"Eugene Wilson at the slot, they have a nice balance of running the football and certainly the quarterback position and some skill guys on the offensive side of the ball.

From a defensive standpoint, coach (Ron) Roberts does a really good job with simulated pressures, three down, four down, giving you looks, mixing things up to make it really difficult from a defensive perspective.

"We saw the 3-3-5 and had some difficulties with that recognition. It'll certainly be similar in terms of what they try to do and make things difficult and keep the ball in front of them. They do a great job of not giving up big plays and keeping the points down."