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Cole Cubelic shares takeaways for every SEC team after Week 3

Cory Nightingale

By Cory Nightingale

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Cole Cubelic could’ve tweeted up a storm when it comes to what happened in Week 3 in the SEC.

There was that much to cover and post about. But the SEC Network analyst only had enough time to tweet what he could about each team, whether it was about Alabama‘s “Nice win” over Florida State, or Arkansas‘s “brutal” overall defensive showing against Georgia, or LSU‘s “tough one” that it suffered in losing at Ole Miss in Lane Kiffin‘s return to Oxford.

And how about those Rebels? “Massive for the program,” wrote Cubelic of Ole Miss’s signature victory on Saturday night over Kiffin and LSU.

What about Vanderbilt‘s miracle win over NC State? “Never seen anything like it,” wrote Cubelic of the Commodores’ incredible victory over the Wolfpack in the final, frantic seconds in Nashville.

We didn’t forget about Kentucky‘s road win over Texas A&M that stunned many. “Massive win on the road,” Cubelic wrote of Will Stein‘s first big win as Wildcats head coach.

Then there was Oklahoma, which struggled to beat New Mexico at home. “Ugly but you take the W,” wrote Cubelic, as the Sooners rebounded from their loss at Michigan.

That was just a tease of what Cubelic wrote in his social media blitz in the wee hours of Monday, as he recapped the week that was for all 16 SEC teams.

Here is Cubelic’s blitz, in full:

We’re just through Week 3, so there are many miles to go for every SEC team on their 2026 journey. Here is what the Kalshi market is currently saying about the best odds for those premier SEC teams to capture the conference championship in December:

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Georgia
31%
Texas
27%
LSU
10%
Alabama
8%
Ole Miss
6%
Florida
5%
Tennessee
3%
Texas A&M
2%
Mississippi St.
2%
South Carolina
1%
Cory Nightingale

Cory Nightingale, a former sportswriter and sports editor at the Miami Herald and Palm Beach Post, is a South Florida-based freelance writer who covers Alabama for SaturdayDownSouth.com.

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