SEC Football Rundown: LSU-Auburn, Florida-Tennessee Highlight Week Four

Tim Croley by Senior Analyst Written on September 16, 2008
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Before I get started with this week’s outlook and predictions, let’s recap last weekend’s great games.

 

 

 

UGA vs. USC

 

Spurrier hates the Dawgs. I should have seen it coming, but I didn’t. He had his guys ready to play and was very close to pulling off the upset. My pick was 35-13 UGA, while the actual score was 14-7. Even though I got the score wrong, I got the win.

 

 

 

UK vs. Middle Tenn.

 

Apparently, the SEC schedule I have is not the updated version. I had Kentucky playing Akron. Instead, the Cats faced a very stiff Middle Tennessee team. I had predicted UK to win over Akron 35-24. The actual game score was 20-14. Kentucky won either way, thanks to the playing field being 100 yards long instead of 99.

 

 

 

UT vs. UAB

 

Tennessee struggled early, but eventually it was no contest, just as I had assumed. The Vols won 35-3, and my prediction was 45-10. Not too bad—only a three-point difference in the predicted and actual margins of victory.

 

 

 

Vandy vs. Rice

 

I had Vandy winning 31-30, considering both teams were coming off great wins the previous week. Apparently the ‘Dores are better than anyone really could have expected. Winning the game 38-21 and improving to 3-0 (1-0 SEC) has them looking pretty good heading into Week Four.

 

 

 

Bama vs. W. Kentucky

 

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