Trinidad Chambliss didn’t play his best game vs Texas, but he still made some really nice throws and his OL didn’t help him out much. Not selling stock there.

I think a three loss team can make the CFP, so Oklahoma’s best chance of getting in is to win out I’m not sure what their path to the SEC title game looks like

Keelon Russell is very good. He’s got it. Tennessee game was rough. It happens to redshirt freshman on the road sometimes. He also played better than the box score looked vs Georgia.

LSU - Alabama should be box office 1) both teams getting healthy after the bye week 2) two of the best QBs in the country 3) both defenses filled with All-SEC talent 4) both coaching staffs know how to dial up offense in big games

As parity increases with the nine game conference schedule, who gets five SEC home games vs four in a year can really affect how the season plays out. Obviously everything evens out the next year, but that will be a major factor when looking at preseason strength of schedule

I actually don't think this is true Everyone thinks the pass rushers who dip around the edge are held every play, but it's not holding. And I don't think it should be either

SEC defensive end pressure leaders 1. Princewill Umanmielen - 29, LSU 2. Jordan Ross - 29, LSU 3. Marquise Grace-Humphrey - 28, Kentucky 4. Colin Simmons - 26, Texas 5. Daeden Hopins - 24, Missouri

I don't think the Alabama offense is a great matchup for the LSU defense because Russell is a polished passer AND can do damage with his legs. But Tennessee and UGA have shown some ways to limit him, and LSU has two weeks to prepare. Probably see some new looks from LSU defense

LSU has been giving Dominick McKinley way more snaps after McKinley only played 4 snaps at Kentucky and LSU struggled to stop the run McKinley has played 50 snaps in last two games. He made 3 stops and logged a sack at Auburn.

SEC teams chances to make College Football Playoff (Composite odds) Georgia — 92.5% Alabama — 69.8% LSU — 59.7% Texas — 53.3% Ole Miss — 48.9% Kentucky — 30.8% Florida — 25.7% Tennessee — 21.6% Missouri — 9.3% Oklahoma — 5.5% Auburn — 1.9% South Carolina — 1.7% Mississippi State — 0.2%

people are really struggling to come to terms with the fact that sam leavitt is good

Good block from Aliou Bah here. LSU runs insert, he seals off the gap. LSU's OL is also getting better at dealing with movement.

SEC QB passer rating vs top 35 defense (SP+): 1. Sam Leavitt: 165.5 2. Kamario Taylor: 161.1 3. Gunner Stockton: 144.8 4. Tramell Jones Jr.: 142.9 5. Kenny Minchey: 139.7 6. Arch Manning: 133.7 7. Aaron Philo: 132.7 8. John Mateer: 132.0 9. Keelon Russell: 129.5 10. Trinidad Chambliss: 121.2 11. George MacIntyre: 118.8 12. LaNorris Sellers: 115.8 13. Byrum Brown: 115.0 14. Parker Puckett: 108.8 15. KJ Jackson: 106.0 16. Faizon Brandon: 90.5 17. Marcel Reed: 86.7

Sam Leavitt LEADS THE COUNTRY in passer rating, yards per attempt, and PFF grade when facing a top-35 defense Elite QB, and if LSU goes on a run in November, he'll be in the Heisman conversation

Alabama has suddenly been struggling to run the ball again. Run game was very good through first 6 weeks. Possible that the center is just that important, but something to watch moving forward

Sam Leavitt has added 12 more points of value passing the ball than the No. 2 ranked passer in the SEC. Leavitt is everything that LSU paid for, and he’s far better than he was at Arizona State Kiffin and Co have built another star quarterback

TeamRankings five luckiest teams in CFB 1. Kentucky 2. UTSA 3. Stanford 4. Middle Tennessee 5. UCLA TeamRankings five unluckiest teams in CFB 1. Penn State 2. Kennesaw State 3. Navy 4. Hawai'i 5. Syracuse

Not sure why LSU fans are dunking on Frank Wilson after Ole Miss struggled to run the ball on the road vs the best defense in the SEC Last week Ole Miss ran the ball at will vs a very good run defense It was just a bad week

This is fair, and LSU will have to prove it can beat a good team in November. Nobody is claiming that LSU has an impressive win