Pruitt learning to be a head coach

South Carolina, Charlotte, Vanderbilt, and Missouri I guess. If they were to win 6.

 

I think Auburn is winnable.

 

I think Charlotte is winnable.

 

Missouri is going to kill us

 

Right now, I’m calling wins against Charlotte, Vandy, and Kentucky (yes, they’re better than us. But it’s at home and Kentucky still has a tendency to do dumb crap against us, just like we do against Florida). Question is whether we can upset Auburn, South Carolina, or Missouri to get to six

 

South Carolina is pretty bad at football

 

They are, but it’s away and right after Alabama. On talent, they’re much more bearable than Kentucky, but on external factors, I’m more optimistic about Kentucky. But it’s like 55% vs 45%—South Carolina can be had

 

Charlotte and Vandy as wins and 2 of Auburn, Kentucky, Mizzou and USCjr.

I’m banking on at least one big upset.

 

The big upset is likely going to be our feelings at the close of the season or sooner.

 

Already happened on the 4th turnover against UF

 

I think Bentley broke his foot last night too.

 

Had not seen that

 

For those of us banking on an upset, the positive about Kentucky and Missouri appearing pretty solid is that we have more chances than just Auburn and Alabama

 

He hobbled around a play or two, then his last throw, which was intercepted, he put no weight on it at all. The back up came in and fumbled a few times

 

It was odd, because he got hit a few times but there wasn't one that stood out

 

I laughed.

 

You watched? That late September early October offensive explosion Auburn seems to have every year hasn’t happened yet and looks like it may not happen.

Tennessee would need the breaks to fall their way but it’s not far fetched.

 

Lack of RB is hurting AU, bet defense is way to much for the mental midget we have at QB.

 

If Auburn can’t score it keeps Tennessee in the game and it gives you a shot to get lucky with a Ty Chandler play or a deep ball.

 

If Stidham gets uncomfortable, the W is there.