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- Texas, Ole Miss · Football
Texas author breaks down poorly executed mesh concept vs. Ole Miss
Writing for Burnt Orange Nation, the author critiques Texas’s mesh concept early in the third quarter against Ole Miss, saying the crossers nearly run into each other and the spacing and timing are badly off. The author argues the route tree needs cleanup and that hot routes should have been used. The piece also says Arch Manning was sped up because the left side of the offensive line struggled.
Source: Burnt Orange Nation · Read the post →October 28, 2026
- SEC · Football
Mizzou's playoff path and remaining schedule debated
Writing for Rock M Nation, the author argues that Missouri's 5-2 record and Top 20 win keep playoff hopes alive despite a disappointing loss to Ole Miss. The piece frames a three-loss season as plausible and the remaining schedule as uncertain, with road games at Arkansas and Georgia and home matchups against Texas, Kentucky, and Oklahoma. The author suggests the Tigers could still reach the playoff if they navigate a challenging but not impossible slate.
Source: Rock M Nation · Read the post →October 28, 2026
- Missouri, Arkansas · Football
Missouri coach addresses offense and Hardy timeline before Arkansas
Writing for Rock M Nation, the author relays Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz's comments that the offense was not good enough against Ole Miss and was overly predictable near the goal line. Drinkwitz also declined to set a timeline for Ahmad Hardy's return, saying daily progress matters more than expectations. The notes frame Saturday's game against Arkansas as a chance for Missouri to correct offensive issues.
Source: Rock M Nation · Read the post →October 28, 2026
- LSU · Football
LSU blog asks fans to name the team's mid-season MVP
Writing for And The Valley Shook, the author notes that LSU enters its bye week at 6-2 overall and 3-2 in SEC play after a 38-17 road win over Auburn, with the break arriving at a useful time. The post describes a season of highs and lows, including questions about the team's consistency on both sides of the ball, while crediting several players for stepping up and keeping the Tigers competitive in the SEC. The blog then invites readers to vote on who has been LSU's mid-season MVP ahead of a Nov. 7 home matchup with Alabama.
Source: And The Valley Shook · Read the post →October 28, 2026
- SEC · Football
Dawg Sports author surveys chaotic SEC weekend and playoff hopes
Writing for Dawg Sports, the author runs through every SEC team after another turbulent weekend of conference play. The piece says Alabama fans felt relief rather than boredom after a double-digit home win over Texas A&M, while Georgia faces a test of avoiding trying to do too much against Auburn. It also suggests Ole Miss may be the league’s most trustworthy College Football Playoff contender and that Oklahoma looked competent but should not be overhyped yet.
Source: Dawg Sports · Read the post →October 28, 2026
- SEC · Football
Blog debates SEC letdowns and officiating after Week 8
Writing for Roll 'Bama Roll, the author argues that SEC teams have often overcelebrated big wins and suffered letdowns the following week, pointing to Tennessee's loss at South Carolina after beating Alabama. The author also contends that officiating, replay decisions, and rule interpretation have been a poor mark on the 2026 season and have affected game outcomes. The post notes Alabama's sloppy start before pulling away from Texas A&M, South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers' strong all-purpose performance against Tennessee, and Texas sealing its win over Ole Miss with an interception.
Source: Roll 'Bama Roll · Read the post →October 28, 2026
- SEC · Football
ESPN analysts split on SEC bowl and playoff destinations
Writing for Saturday Down South, the author relays that ESPN analysts Kyle Bonagura and Mark Schlabach updated their bowl projections after Week 8, with 13 SEC teams projected to reach the postseason. The analysts disagree on several destinations, including for Alabama, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Georgia and Texas, with some picks placing SEC teams in the College Football Playoff and others in traditional bowls. The piece presents these as projections rather than certainties.
Source: Saturday Down South · Read the post →October 28, 2026