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I’m sure it helped Tennessee that they faced Alabama without Delgatty and Coleman Williams and others
Healthy Alabama beats Tennessee
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Ole Miss preseason win total was 7.5
If Pete Golding wins this weekend, he’s already exceeded first year expectations. I think some fans are being a little too hard.
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The yardage total was misleading
Alabama’s post game win expectancy was over 95%. The Tide weren’t just lucky.
LSU LB TJ Dottery in 2026
• PFF’s top graded linebacker in the SEC
• 26 stops
• 15 pressures
• 2 forced fumbles
• 3 PBUs
• Also switched positions to handle green dot when Weeks went down
All SEC campaign from the Ole Miss transfer
There's a 2.2% chance that Texas, LSU, Ole Miss, Kentucky, and Tennessee all finish 9-3
If that's the case, head-to-head will be thrown out. There's no head-to-head ranking that would make sense to sort the group.
Record vs. group in this scenario would be...
Texas 2-1
LSU 2-2
Ole Miss 1-1
Kentucky 1-1
Tennessee 1-2
Tennessee fans think they should be above Bama, I get it. They beat Bama.
But Tennessee lost to South Carolina
But because Tennessee and Alabama have the same record, head to head should suddenly be the only thing that matters?
that feels arbitraray
If Ole Miss wins out, the Rebels will be 9-3 with two ranked wins, including a blowout ranked wins, and two top-10 losses
I bet the Rebels would probably have a better resume than a 9-3 Kentucky if it came down to it
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Ridiculous.
What the basketball committee gets right is treating all games the same, whether it’s November or March.
Hunter Yurachek says Indiana was "a victim of having a bye week at the wrong time" bc of so many teams right around them getting big wins (UCLA, ND), and also notes that all 6 of the Big Ten teams they've played lost over the weekend.
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UpdatedSEC odds to make the CFP (FanDuel/DraftKings avg):
Georgia 98.9%
Alabama 98.6%
Texas 78.5%
Tennessee 46.5%
LSU 34.8%
Ole Miss 34.3%
Kentucky 28.3%
South Carolina 13.4%
Missouri 7.7%
Oklahoma 0.8%
South Carolina not dead yet!!
Alabama’s OL is good
Most of sacks have been Russell’s fault
They struggled to run the ball when there center was out vs Tennessee and they didn’t play that well vs LSU, but they did enough to win the game
Tide OL is wayyyy better than the 2025 OL
SEC yards before contact and pass block efficiency. Georgia should run away with the Joe Moore Award.
SEC Offensive Line Play
Kalen DeBoer and Shane Beamer both deserve a ton of credit for hitting on the offensive line rebuild.
Will Stein and Kentucky staff also made the right choice in spending a ton of money on the OL
LSU LB Davhon Keys ranks second among SEC linebackers in run-stop rate.
He's also missed two tackles on run snaps all year, too
I think Georgia is unbeatable right now, but South Carolina can make things interesting in the way Auburn did. Gamecocks have physical, mobile QB. SC defense stops the run and limits explosive plays.
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