Fan Nation SEC Football Predictions for Week 11
The Missouri Tigers will travel to face the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday.
Predictions for that game will come out later this week. But what about the rest of the SEC?
Staff members from All Aggies, Mizzou Sports Talk and The Grove Report provide their predictions for the rest of the SEC games this week.
LSU at Arkansas, 11 a.m. central, ESPN
Zack Dimmitt, Staff Writer: The Tigers suddenly looks like CFP contenders, a conversation the Razorbacks were hoping to be in after entering the season with high expectations. LSU is one of the hottest teams in the country right now and even a Herculean effort from Arkansas’ running game won’t make a difference. LSU 36, Arkansas 27
Matthew Postins, Staff Writer: Some are looking at this as a let-down game for LSU. I think the Tigers are getting the right opponent this week. Arkansas is too inconsistent to be LSU’s let-down game. LSU 33, Arkansas 27
Cole Thompson, Staff Writer: LSU is a program ready to pounce under first-year head coach Brian Kelly. The only problem? How much did the Tigers let out of the tank last week against Alabama to get the upset win? I think more than people are being led to believe. Give me the Hogs by at least a field goal at home, meaning that once again, the SEC West is just straight-up weird in 2022. Arkansas 34, LSU 30
Connor Zimmerlee, Staff Writer: Following a massive upset win over Alabama, LSU will hit the road to take on an Arkansas team that has been inconsistent this season. LSU coach Brian Kelly has something special brewing at LSU and I anticipate it to keep rolling along this week against Arkansas. LSU 35, Arkansas 21
Vanderbilt at Kentucky, 11 a.m. central, SEC Network
Zack Dimmitt, Staff Writer: Vanderbilt was 3-1 at one point this season but have proceeded to lose five straight. Three more loses to end the season will start with a blowout at Kentucky on Saturday. Kentucky 41, Vanderbilt 10
Matthew Postins, Staff Writer: Thought about it. Couldn’t find a way for Vandy to win this game. Kentucky 38, Vanderbilt 14
Cole Thompson, Staff Writer: It's Kentucky. Next. Kentucky 34, Vanderbilt 17
Connor Zimmerlee, Staff Writer: There isn't a whole lot to say about this one. Vanderbilt is not a great football team and Kentucky should win comfortably. But then again anything can happen on any given Saturday. Kentucky 49, Vanderbilt 14
Alabama at Ole Miss, 2:30 p.m. central, CBS
Zack Dimmitt, Staff Writer: No way Alabama loses a third game right? This would seem almost impossible to fathom in any other year, but something tells me coach Lane Kiffin will have something cooking in Oxford on Saturday. Trying to stop Quinshon Judkins from running through the Tides’ hearts doesn’t make things any easier. Alabama could be kissing it’s SEC title hopes goodbye. Ole Miss 31, Alabama 29
Matthew Postins, Staff Writer: If there is a year for Ole Miss and coach Lane Kiffin to rise up and beat Alabama, it’s this year. Alabama looks mortal, the Rebels have one of the most potent run games in the country and they have the home-field advantage. If Ole Miss wins this game, and wins out, it only takes an LSU stumble to reach Atlanta. It’s now or never. And I think it’s now. Ole Miss 33, Alabama 31
Cole Thompson, Staff Writer: This should be a closer matchup than people give it credit for, but Alabama coach Nick Saban just lost to LSU. Neither things happen often, and the Crimson Tide is going to be ready for the potent rushing attack of Quishon Judkins and Zach Evans. Sorry Lane Kiffin, this isn't your year to join Jimbo Fisher and Kirby Smart in the "I beat my former boss" club. Alabama 42, Ole Miss 30
Connor Zimmerlee, Staff Writer: While this game likely no longer has College Football Playoff implications, any game between Alabama and Ole Miss is almost guaranteed to be a good time. Add in the jabs that Kiffin has made at Saban, and oh boy this will be a fun one. In a seemingly unusual season for Alabama, it will lose its third game in a tough road game against Ole Miss. Ole Miss 31, Alabama 27
South Carolina at Florida, 3 p.m. central, SEC Network
Zack Dimmitt, Staff Writer: The Gamecocks have been somewhat of a surprise this season. Only Georgia and Tennessee have a better conference record than they do in the SEC East. A matchup at Florida feels like a toss-up, but I’m thinking the Gators become bowl-eligible with a tight win. Florida 24, South Carolina 22
Matthew Postins, Staff Writer: One of those SEC games where, honestly, I don’t know and don’t care who wins. It’s in the Swamp. Give me the Gators. Florida 31, South Carolina 30
Cole Thompson, Staff Writer: South Carolina's run defense is holding opponents to 171.8 yards per game. The difference? Florida's run defense is allowing over 185 per game. Give me the Gamecocks on the road for the upset. South Carolina 34, Florida 27
Connor Zimmerlee, Staff Writer: Both of these teams are hard to get a gauge on, but both are also coming off of big road wins. That being said, I think I trust South Carolina more than Florida in this one and have the Gamecocks going into The Swamp and pulling out a close win in a slugfest of a game. South Carolina 28, Florida 24
Georgia at Mississippi State, 6 p.m. central, ESPN
Zack Dimmitt, Staff Writer: I’ll take the Bulldogs in this one. Oh sorry, maybe I should be more specific. Coach Mike Leach and Mississippi State will have some early answers on offense against Georgia, but it’s hard to not see the defending national champs pull away in the second half. Georgia 36, Mississippi State 26
Matthew Postins, Staff Writer: If Tennessee isn’t beating Georgia, Mississippi State sure isn’t. Georgia 37, Mississippi State 24
Cole Thompson, Staff Writer: The Bulldogs win. Which one? You know the answer. Georgia 38, Mississippi State 17
Connor Zimmerlee, Staff Writer: This feels like a game that some may think will be close, but I just don't see it. To this point Georgia has looked like the best team in the country, and while Mississippi State has an explosive offense, it won't be enough to keep up with Georgia as it rolls to another win and remains undefeated. Georgia 42, Mississippi State 21
Texas A&M at Auburn, 6:30 p.m. central, SEC Network
Zack Dimmitt, Staff Writer: Both the Aggies and the Tigers roll into Saturday on five-game losing streaks. A&M is the better team on paper but I think the pressure on coach Jimbo Fisher continues to mount with yet another loss to seal what has been a lost season for the Ags. Auburn 23, Texas A&M 20
Matthew Postins, Staff Writer: The Aggies are going to have to prove to me they can win a game before I pick them again this season. Five straight losses. I don’t care if Auburn is in turmoil, has a new interim coach in Cadillac Williams and has less talent. The Tigers pushed Mississippi State to overtime and the only thing Texas A&M is pushing right now is disappointment. Auburn 37, Texas A&M 31
Cole Thompson, Staff Writer: Texas A&M’s Conner Weigman returning under center is huge, but the season is lost for Texas A&M. Injuries keep stockpiling and morale keeps depleting. This is a defense that's allowing teams to rush for over 200 yards per outing. Meanwhile, the Auburn trio of Robby Ashford, Tank Bigsby and Jarquez Hunter have averaged 4.6 yards per play and have scored 19 of the team's 26 touchdowns. The Tigers stay alive for another week, while the Aggies officially become the second team in the SEC to become bowl ineligible for 2022. Auburn 34, Texas A&M 28
Connor Zimmerlee, Staff Writer: A battle of the two teams at the bottom of the SEC West, a once promising battle between Texas A&M and Auburn has been reduced to a meme game. There isn't much left to be said about these two teams, and with that being said, give me Auburn in a close game at home. Auburn 28, Texas A&M 27
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