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Notre Dame only pulled to within three possessions with 56 seconds left in the game. They were never in position to even get within 2 scores after the half. That's a blowout.

Sorry about keeping you alive. There were fewer than 5500 active COVID cases in Mississippi on Sept 30 when the governor let the mask mandate expire. Fifteen days later That number had doubled.

Sorry about keeping you alive.

Also tell your friend that while it's true that 70% of the "case patients" in the study self-reported always wearing masks, an even higher percentage of the "control patients" who did not contract the virus self-reported always wearing masks, at 74.2%, which suggests that their mask-wearing may have helped stave off the virus.

Tell your friend that masks aren't meant to prevent infection by to slow the spread, and that he should know that now that we're nine months into this thing.

Do you think a school's enrollment directly correlates with its football success? Do you think schools make their schedules in the months leading up to Week 1 or years in advance? Do you see Georgia playing for the title this year with #209 Southern on the schedule?

Here are where the SEC's FCS opponents finished 2014 in the Sagarin ratings: #85 Jacksonville State (plays Auburn) #128 Charleston Southern (Alabama) #133 Northwestern State (Mississippi State) #149 McNeese State (LSU) #150 Western Carolina (Tennessee and Texas A&M) #161 UT-Martin (Arkansas and Ole Miss) #163 Citadel (plays South Carolina) #182 SE Missouri State (plays Missouri) #185 Charlotte (plays Kentucky) #209 Southern (plays Georgia) #239 Austin Peay (plays Vandy) (Florida doesn't play any FCS teams in 2015.)

Every other conference insists on having its cupcake weekend in Week 1. I don't see the problem.

News flash, Trey W.: Bama beat A&M 59-0.

I don't understand this line of thinking. What difference does it make if we, the fans, overlook an opponent? We don't affect our team's preparation, practice, or performance. If we all stand up and say, "Bama will go undefeated," what impact does that have on Saturday?

Ole Miss and LSU have the same record, but the head-to-head loser gets the higher spot?

#15 South Carolina rushed the field after beating an unranked Alabama team coming off a 3-8 season? Good grief.

"Why the why the"? Would Alabama be 0.913 as the article says or 0.931 like the graphic says?