During Week 2, the SEC came back in a major way. Here are the statistical leaders that powered their teams’ performances.

Most passing yards (individual)

  • Drew Lock, Missouri – 450 yards, 5 TDs
  • Trevor Knight, Texas A&M — 344 yards, 3 TDs
  • Luke Del Rio, Florida — 320 yards, 4 TDs

Most rushing yards (individual)

  • Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt — 211 yards, 2 TDs
  • Nick Fitzgerald, Miss State — 195 yards, 0 TDs
  • Derrius Guice, LSU — 155 yards, 1 TD

Most receiving yards (individual)

  • Antonio Callaway, Florida — 129 yards, 1 TD
  • Calvin Ridley, Alabama — 129 yards, 1 TD
  • Ray Wingo, Missouri — 125 yards, 1 TD

Most total yards (team)

  • Auburn (vs. Arkansas State) — 706 yards
  • Texas A&M (vs. Prairie View A&M) — 672 yards
  • Missouri (vs. Eastern Michigan) — 647 yards

Most rushing yards (team)

  • Auburn (vs. Arkansas State) — 462 yards
  • Mississippi State (vs. South Carolina) — 290 yards
  • Texas A&M (vs. Prairie View A&M) — 277 yards

Most rushing yards allowed

  • South Carolina (vs. Mississippi State) — 290 yards
  • Kentucky (vs. Florida) — 244 yards
  • Ole Miss (vs. Wofford) — 233 yards

Fewest rushing yards allowed

  • Alabama (vs. Western Kentucky) — 23 yards
  • Texas A&M ( vs Prairie View A&M) — 32 yards
  • Mississippi State (vs. South Carolina) — 34 yards

Most passing yards allowed

  • Vanderbilt (vs. Middle Tennessee) — 399 yards
  • Arkansas (vs. TCU) — 377 yards
  • Kentucky (vs. Florida) — 320 yards

Fewest passing yards allowed

  • Florida (vs. Kentucky) — 55 yards
  • Ole Miss (vs. Wofford) — 72 yards
  • Georgia (vs. Nicholls State) — 111 yards