Week 7 is now in the books, and Texas and LSU made the biggest statements in the conference this weekend.
The Longhorns played their first Red River Rivalry as a part of the SEC as they welcomed Quinn Ewers back to the starting lineup. They strolled to an easy win in the Cotton Bowl as the Sooners failed to put up a fight. In other news, it has been a rough couple of weeks for Alabama fans. After losing to Vanderbilt last weekend, the Tide nearly lost to an unranked South Carolina team at home.
Georgia struggled with Mississippi State more than I thought they would, Missouri took care of business, and Tennessee survived a scare from the Gators in Knoxville. The best game of the day happened between LSU and Ole Miss as they put on a classic under the lights at Tiger Stadium. LSU came out on top in overtime after not leading during the entire game.
Here’s a rundown of how each team fared in Week 6.
No. 7 Alabama 27, South Carolina 25
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It has been a rough couple of weeks for Alabama fans. They are experiencing what the rest of college football fans have been experiencing for years. Without Nick Saban, the Death Star is not as impenetrable. South Carolina had multiple chances to win this game but they could not pull it out in the end.
No. 21 Missouri 45, Massachusetts 3
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In the only non-conference game of the weekend, Missouri traveled to Massachusetts and put a beatdown on the Minute Men. The Tigers have cruised to a 5-1 record with a 1-1 record in conference play.
No. 1 Texas 34, No. 18 Oklahoma 3
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Quinn Ewers returned to the starting lineup for the Longhorns as they entered the Cotton Bowl to play the famous Red River Rivalry. He was able to knock the rust off and carry Texas to an easy win over the Sooners.
No. 5 Georgia 41,…
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