JonneyGee

Good chance: Georgia, Texas Decent chance, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama Possible but unlikely: Oklahoma, LSU

An Alabama fan stands against Tennessee. What a shocker! Just wait until Nicky’s shady auto dealings come to light. You’ll change your tune then.

Opt-outs or not, losing by a full 60 points and thinking you deserve anything is pretty laughable. Michigan and Alabama would have both boat raced FSU.

This is a comically bad take. Deion received a ton of ridicule this offseason for telling the players at Colorado that he had his own guys he'd be bringing in and their services were essentially no longer needed. I have no doubt he'd turn over half the roster at A&M if he took over. It doesn't matter because he won't be going there, but this is still nothing like things would actually play out if he did.

They seem to love UF retreads, and I hear Dan Mullen is available, so I’d expect him at the top of their list.

I would’ve expected the Mizzou loss would bring Cats fans back down to reality. I guess not.

A few key facts to remember: - Mark Stoops is 2-8 vs. Tennessee. - Josh Heupel is 2-0 (straight up and ATS) against Kentucky. - UT is 3-1 following a loss under Josh Heupel, with the only loss coming against Alabama in 2021. - UT is 16-4 against unranked teams under Josh Heupel. With all of this in mind, ESPN FPI’s 70.8% chance to win for UT seems a lot closer to reality. Vols by a touchdown or more.

Seems low to me. Tennessee is the better team by far, and Mark Stoops has struggled to beat UT even when that’s not the case.

Either Rattled Rattler hit his head a little too hard on the turf during on of the 6 sacks he took tonight, or he just hasn’t paid enough attention to know Neyland is the loudest stadium in the SEC for any game. Regardless, he’s got it completely backward. Last year was their Super Bowl when they played us, but they’re just some losers standing in the way of our goals.

It’s special to hear these Florida fans calling Heupel classless. When thinking about the epitome of classlessness, look no further than the swampy lizard people of Gainesville.

I feel the exact opposite way. Tennessee playing poorly in the first half last week was a nightmare scenario for Florida. Tennessee got a wake-up call last week, and while Napier finds himself explaining to his team why this game is a big deal, Tennessee is fully aware. I think Florida can keep the game decently close in the first half if they play at their best, but Mertz will be on his back for most of the game and Tennessee should pull away at the end and win by double digits. Tennessee 37, Florida 20

I’d expect the MWC to merge with the Pac-12 (4). They’ll keep the Pac name for recognition and become the Pac-16, but they’ll effectively be mid-major level at that point. It reminds me of how the Big East fell apart several years ago.

Of course they won’t. Nobody storms the field after a loss.

This ain’t it, bro.

lol I’m not defending his comments because they’re dumb and he sounds dumb. But little brother? Which school has 6 national titles and which doesn’t? Plus he went 3-1 vs. Georgia so he has no reason to hold a grudge against them. Georgia was lucky to be mediocre when he was playing. Uncle Rico syndrome might be appropriate, but there’s no little brother happening and that’s just a ridiculous assertion.

There’s a very good chance UT will surpass Bama in the CFP rankings. Now that several other teams in the top ten lost, 6-7 will likely be UT and Alabama, and head to head will come into play.

UT has Texas A&M in 2023 and Mississippi State in 2024, so it won’t be in the next two years. After that, the entire schedule is in flux because of Texas and Oklahoma joining, so it’s hard to say when we’ll get to play each other next.

Tennessee‘s backup QB threw a pass with 1:57 left in the game on Saturday, up by 5 scores. Georgia‘a starting QB threw a pass with 3:29 left in the game on Saturday, up by 3 scores. How is that any different? It should be also noted that Hooker’s last play in the game on Saturday came with around 8 minutes left. Meanwhile, Kirby didn’t pull Stetson at all. Glass houses and all that.

I don’t enjoy cheering for wannabe UT, but I’ll do it this once.

Found the guy who forgot UT boat raced LSU in Death Valley.

LSU was supposed to be a trap game too. We saw how that turned out. Don’t get me wrong — Kentucky is a good football team, and probably better than LSU. But we certainly won’t overlook them.

SC is not as good as their record (or newly found ranking) would indicate. They have not played UT or UF yet, and they only beat UK because Levis was hurt. 3 of their other 4 wins were payout games. They will likely lose their final 3 games, so they’re looking at 7-5 at best with a major asterisk beside one of those wins.

When “your truth” is advocating for assault, you deserve whatever comes your way. No big surprise coming from an Alabama fan, but the rest of the world doesn’t tolerate this type of thing.

Yeah, I guess it’s time Tennessee schedules good teams instead of pushovers like Alabama. Truth be told, however, UT has beaten 4 ranked teams, and no other team has even beaten 3. And Alabama only had to play 2 to lose their first one. I guess I shouldn’t talk about Bama’s schedule though. They’ve already played mighty Utah State and Louisiana-Monroe, and have Austin Peay coming up. Now that’s a schedule!

Where there’s smoke, there’s fire — and fire quickly melts ice. It’s 10-0 so far, so the meltdown has begun.

I think we need to talk about this statement for a minute: “The primetime games feature an SEC East battle as the Gamecocks and Wildcats will try and jockey for second or possibly third place in the division.” South Carolina could be “jockeying” for second or third place on the division? They’re already 0-2 and their ceiling is likely 3 conference wins. UK has a good shot at third place but Carolina will be closer to the bottom of the division than the top.

Conference rankings won’t matter after expansion. From what they’ve announced so far, the 6 top-ranked conference champions will make the playoff, with 6 at-large teams. That means that if the AAC and Sun Belt champs are ranked above the Pac-12 champ, the AAC and Sun Belt champs both get in, and the Pac-12 champ isn’t guaranteed a spot. This is how it should be, honestly. It’ll encourage all teams in weaker conferences to schedule harder out-of-conference games to boost their standing. Everyone wins.

I’m not buying into the Kentucky hype train. Give them a couple more losses, give the two teams below them a win each, and then I’d say it’s about right.

This is always a good sign for a head coach, but it doesn’t mean anything. Butch Jones was known for being good with former players. (He just wasn’t as good with current ones.)

"Mullen arrived in Gainesville talking about restoring the “Gator standard,” not only on the field, but off it." It's pretty clear that Dan Mullen is restoring the "Gator standard" — just the Urban Meyer one.