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In the Game of the Century (of this month), Alabama and Texas A&M proved once and for all that the SEC is a offense-centric conference. Let's go to the scores:
Alabama's offensive line problem was apparently overblown, and A&M's defense problem wasn't.
Bert and co. slogged through another win against what should be a vastly inferior opponent.
Florida: Open date
After Florida's offensive performance against Miami, Gator fans were probably glad to have a week off.
Georgia: Open date
Sure was a nice weekend for golf.
Losing by just two touchdowns to Louisville will probably be Kentucky's best victory this season.
LSU continues to look good, but the season-opening win over TCU doesn't look quite as good after the Frogs' loss to Texas Tech.
Missouri: Open date
Play a game or don't play a game; we don't really care, Missouri.
Ole Miss fans get twitchy with talk of pine boxes, but that's exactly where the Rebs put Mack Brown's Texas coaching career.
South Carolina 35, Vanderbilt 25
Carolina outgained Vandy, 579-268, and still found itself in a somewhat competitive game; we didn't know that was possible.
Good news: The Vols scored the first and last touchdowns of the game; bad news: Oregon did a little bit of damage in between.
More from College and Magnolia:
- Nick Marshall, Tigers grow up before our eyes
- College football rankings, Week 4: Auburn gets some votes
- Highlights of the Tigers' victory over Mississippi State
- Auburn 24, Mississippi State 20: Postgame quotes
- Initial thoughts on the Tigers' last-second win
