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SEC wins every bowl game?

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Not predicting wins or losses. IMO Tennessee, Bama, Arkansas, LSU, and UK will all have tough games.

 

Miss St, Auburn, Florida, and Georgia should win.

 

Interestingly enough, Miss. State and Auburn are both underdogs.

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Will Petrino coach Arkansas in the bowl game?

Ark will lose and I think that Miss St will get beat.

 

I think Miss. State is a far better team than Central Florida.

I think Miss. State is a far better team than Central Florida.

 

C Florida has one of the best RB's in the Nation. He needs like 260 yards to become the leading rusher in college history. :scared::eek:

C Florida has one of the best RB's in the Nation. He needs like 260 yards to become the leading rusher in college history. :scared::eek:

 

Mississippi State has an SEC defense that will put about 260 hits on him during the course of the game. I'll say:

 

Miss. State 17

Central Florida 14

SEC will probably go 5-4.

I think you have to like the SEC in at least games with Florida, Georgia, and perhaps Tennessee. Then I'd say at this point in time UK, Auburn, and maybe LSU seem to have good possibilities of pulling off the wins based on the fact that all three have very strong offenses and two have just as difficult defenses when healthy while UK's D can vary. Miss St., Alabama, and Arkansas are teams im on the fence about. Miss St. has shown this year that they can compete with some pretty tough programs that have many different offensive threats however I just don't know about them. Alabama I just don't think is that good this year and as the year progressed they seemed to get worse. Arkansas I think is the toughest pick however. Defensively Im just not sure Mizzou can shut down both Mcfadden and Jones. This is a very scary two headed monster. Then you have a so-so passing game that can catch you off guard if you get caught cheating on the run. Mizzou might have to just outscore Arkansas to win.

 

Either way i'd predict just based on random upsets, the different intensity levels teams come out with, and whatever other factors might play in to all this that the SEC will lose three games somewhere.

I got the SEC winning six games:

LSU

Fla

Georgia

Auburn

Alabama

Miss St.

 

I got 1 loss:

Tenn

 

Ark and UK are toss ups IMHO (but I'm pulling for my Cats!)

LSU

UF (100% Sure they win)

Bama

UGA

KY

Aub

Tenn

 

Losing is:

Ark

Miss St

Interestingly enough, Miss. State and Auburn are both underdogs.

 

I saw that too. I still think they both are much better than their opponents. I can't see Clemson even keeping it close. UCF hasn't beaten anyone to make me think they can beat State.

Who you got that wins and who gets beat?

 

I think that UT, Alabama and Arkansas will lose. One of the others, hopefully not UK will also get knocked off.

I think UK has to be moved to the win column with the FSU news...up my wins to seven

C Florida has one of the best RB's in the Nation. He needs like 260 yards to become the leading rusher in college history. :scared::eek:

 

And he met an SEC defense tonight :sssh:

 

10-3 MSU with 1:30 remaining.

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