Week 6 Review & SEC Week 7 Predictions

Dropped 2 picks last week. What's up with Ole Ms.? I never thought they'd blank La Tech. Auburn continued to improve. Not sure what Bama's deal is. That was a blowout, then almost lost it. Reminded me of Shula ball. That being said, I'm now 41-9 (82%).

Auburn 35, Vanderbilt 7
Alabama 30, Houston 24
South Carolina 38, Kentucky 23
Arkansas 34, Chattanooga 15
LSU 28, Florida 24
Mississippi State 30, UAB 13
*Ole Miss 24, Louisiana Tech 0
*Tennessee 35, Georgia 14

On to Week 7...
Alabummer 24 Ole Sis 23
With the way the Rebels have been playing lately, they should win this type of game at home. But, my gut tells me $aban will rally the troops and put in a few wrinkles to pull this one out. The Big 'O' rips his shirt off in protest at midfield after the game.

UGA 27 Vandy 14
For some reason, Vandy gives UGA a hard time, even beating them in Athens last year. I have a feeling though the puppies will return the favor this year. Vandy cannot pass the football. Until they can, everyone will stack up to stop their running game.

LSU 37 Kentucky 20
The last time LSU played in Lexington, they pulled off a last second upset against the Sabanator dubbed "The Bluegrass Miracle". Another miracle is what these kitties will need to win again. LSU has a stout D that should stymie UK's offense. It may be interesting for 3 quarters. But, I expect the Cajuns to wear out UK's D.

UT 28 MSU 20
This is a big game for Croom's dogs. They actually have a good shot at pulling this off at home. Unfortunately, UT cannot afford to take them lightly. And, it looks like the Vols took it up a notch last week whipping the other pups from Athens. Can you believe this game is not on TV?

S. Carolina 27 N. Carolina 26
UNC put up some impressive numbers last week beating down Miami. This game would be a milestone for Butch Davis beating the ol' Ball Coach, Spurrier. Could go either way. But, I'll go with the favorite in a tight one.

***UPSET SPECIAL***
Auburn 31 Arkansas 23
The piggies are a slight favorite, but it's pretty evenly matched. Unfortunately for both teams, they'll be missing some key players, i.e. M. Monk & Q. Groves. Auburn, however, has seemed to figure things out the past couple weeks. Unless the Tigers turn the ball over, I expect our success in the white jerseys to continue. The key matchup in this game is Auburn's run defense vs. Arkansas' dominant rushing attack. If our secondary is making a lot of tackles, it could be a repeat of last year's Arkansas beat down.