Right, so we love our SEC players almost as much as we like our SEC co-eds, our SEC stadiums, our SEC tailgates and as much as we hate the postgame SEC traffic. Anyway, so here are 15 players we are really, really, really, really, really, really going to miss when this season is over. And if you think I've overdone it on the word: "Really", then you should "really" find a new life. 1. Johnny Manziel (Texas A&M): Johnny Mesmerising. Johnny Manziel has been so incredible for A&M this season that you know that when the 2013-4 season is over and Johnny Football becomes Johnny NFL (where Read more [...]

Jeez Louise, it's Week 7 of the 2013 College Football season already. At SEC Football Blog Towers, I'm already crying my eyes out that the season is over....and it hasn't gone yet! Anyway, there will be no tears in Baton Rouge on Saturday afternoon when Florida rolls into Death Valley to play LSU. Last year Florida owned LSU, and LSU will be looking for a rematch against the country's nastiest defense. Elsewhere on the schedule, a bruised and battered Georgia plays host to an invigorated Missouri side, and Texas A&M's non-defense plays on the road at Ole Miss, who went 0-2 in the State of Read more [...]

OK, so the best game of the week (predictably) was in Athens, when Georgia took on LSU. The game wasn't exactly defensively-minded, with the Dawgs coming out 44-41. In other worlds, Alabama reminded Hugh Freeze and Ole Miss that they had a lot of work to do still, while South Carolina and, er, Tennessee survived scares against mighty UCF and the even mightier South Alabama. Oh, and the Tyler Murphy experiment in Florida rolled to 2-0 after they slapped Kentucky. So here are our SEC Power Rankings: 1) Alabama - Beat Ole Miss comfortably. There are still worries about the running game (which Read more [...]

Right, here are your SEC power rankings. In this power rankings, we're not going on who we think are the best teams in the SEC UNTIL THE GAMES ARE PLAYED, so Tennessee's not going to go to No.1 because they shelled Austin Peay, and nor is Alabama because they beat up on an injured Virginia Tech. And Georgia's not going to the bottom because they had a 'L'. So here we go: 1) LSU: The Tigers put up 448 yards and 37 points on a dangerous TCU side. Zach Mettenberger looked a lot better than last year. And Jarvis Landry - if he continues to catch like he did on Saturday night - should be in Read more [...]