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Another Saturday of SEC football is in the books, and while a few teams made statements in victories, we feel like we know even less about how the rest of the season will play out. Is LSU's defense good at all? Is Alabama's elite again? Will Texas A&M's utter lack of defense cost it a game or two down the stretch? Who knows?
Alabama 25, Ole Miss 0
The Crimson Tide's defense looked great, and their offense looked bad, but not nearly as bad as Bo Wallace's decision to talk trash before the game.
Florida 24, Kentucky 7
Matt Jones carried 28 times for 176 yards, and he should get plenty of touches going forward for the Gators.
Georgia 44, LSU 41
Neither team showed much in the way of defense, and both offenses looked great; we don't know what's going on anymore.
Missouri 41, Arkansas State 19
The Tigers say they're an SEC team, but they still haven't played any other SEC team yet, so maybe they're lying.
South Carolina 28, Central Florida 25
Jadeveon Clowney's postgame press conference was much more impressive than the Gamecocks' performance on the field.
Tennessee 31, South Alabama 24
The Vols got a late defensive stand to keep Alabama out of the end zone, and Neyland Stadium was rocking -- oh, that was against South Alabama, so never mind.
Texas A&M 45, Arkansas 33
Texas A&M is terrible at tackling, and having watched Auburn in recent years, we know a thing or two about terrible tackling.
Vanderbilt 52, UAB 24
No word yet on whether James Franklin caught a last-minute flight to LAX Sunday morning.
Mississippi State: Open date
Hope the Bulldogs enjoyed their bye week, because their next game is against an LSU team looking to take out some aggression.
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- College football rankings: Georgia takes LSU's spot
- Auburn vs. Ole Miss set for 6 p.m. on ESPNU
- Sunny Golloway updates progress in fall baseball practice
- Bye-week Q-and-A with Team Speed Kills
