SEC Football Weekly Rundown: Georgia-Alabama Blackout Highlights Week Five

Tim Croley by Columnist Written on September 24, 2008
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After correctly predicting the winner in all SEC games in my first addition of this series, I thought that my luck would surely turn south for me to lose a couple this past weekend.

 

Well, it didn’t. Luck seems to be on my side for picking games so far this year. Not to jinx myself, but I am beginning to like picking the games more and more.

 

Well, enough of the intro. Now on to the recap of last weekend’s games.

 

 

Kentucky

 

In case you haven’t noticed, the Wildcats are 3-0. I’m not talking about the round ball either! They caught a bye in Week Four, and they will need it too with an eight-game stretch starting this weekend.

 

 

 

UGA vs. ASU

 

I had predicted the Dawgs to walk in this one. An early struggle was nothing more than a hangover—from the long trip, that is.

 

I predicted UGA would win going away, 31-13. The actual score was 27-10—a one-point difference in the predicted spread. Not too bad to start it off.

 

 

 

S. Carolina vs. Wofford

 

In Week Three Carolina displayed a respectable performance against Georgia. Coming to play Wofford appeared to be a game were the wrath would be released.

 

You see, Wofford is kind of like the little kid who wants to play but is not quite big enough yet. The Gamecocks let the little kid play and took it easy, I guess. I’m not really sure, to be honest. Darth Visor, you’ve got me so confused.

 

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