The LSU Tigers offense will destroy an overrated Arkansas Razorbacks team on Friday to add another impressive win versus a ranked team to their resume and avoid any further BCS chaos.

The top-ranked Tigers have just one objective this season, and no one team can stop them, not even SEC rivals Alabama and Arkansas.

"We all have just one goal: Get to the national championship. And we don't think anything can stop us from doing that but ourselves," LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers said via CBS Sports.

Brockers is absolutely right, no team will beat the Tigers except themselves. Only stupid mistakes like penalties and turnovers will prevent the Tigers from playing in their second BCS championship in the last five seasons.

The Tigers can certainly destroy the Razorbacks on Friday. LSU has beaten six teams that were ranked when the Tigers played them.

Except for a three-point victory over Alabama in overtime on November 5, LSU has beaten every ranked team they have played this season by at least 10 points. The Tigers destroyed Auburn by 35, Florida by 30, West Virginia by 26 and Oregon by 13.

The Tigers have obliterated some quality defenses. The Razorbacks have given up 21.1 points per game this season, and allowed 39 points to Alabama in a bad loss.

The Tigers held the Crimson Tide to just six points, and didn't even allow them near the end zone very much.

Arkansas has allowed a ton of points to some poor offenses. They allowed 28 points to Troy, 24 to Ole Miss, 28 to Vanderbilt and 28 to a South Carolina team without Marcus Lattimore.

The Arkansas defense is vulnerable, and the Tigers will have little trouble putting up at least 35 points. On offense, the Razorbacks will face their biggest test of the season in LSU.

LSU has so many talented athletes on defense that have great speed and football intelligence. The Tigers allow the second fewest points per game in the nation at 10.

LSU is a stronger team than Arkansas on both sides of the ball, and will have little trouble dominating their SEC West rival and punching their ticket to the SEC championship game.