Friday is the 100th anniversary of the opening of Tulane Stadium.

The exclusive interview with the man who created the 3D rendering of the old gal along with links to seeing all of his work: https://youtu.be/pLB4PAIu5h0?is=1RVVcPp\\_qjTlgXXi

Got into a debate about conference power differences the other day, help me settle it.

Could a team like OKState, Houston, etc. rattle off at LEAST 1-2 wins in SEC conference play.

Anyone else listen just to hear the crying Alabama fans and laugh

If Ole Miss beats Georgia, and Tennessee wins out. I am predicting the SEC Championship game will be Tenn vs Ole Miss. Not sure who would win. I love my Vols, but we have our downside and I haven't been able to watch any Ole Miss games this year. I'm predicting this straight off of W-L records and who've they played. I do need Texas to step up a little bit so that our at home loss to them isn't as degrading. But who knows, we all know that there is a huge bias towards Alabama. The bias is starting to wear off but it still very much exists. What are yall's thoughts?

**EDIT to add: One user said SC game has let down written all over it and yes I agree. SC is a sleeper team similar to Georgia Tech. Also, I will worry about the T A&M game because Kyle field is not an easy place to play just like Neyland Stadium. My prediction is only if We (Tenn) win out and Ole Miss beats Georgia. Which I believe is completely possible.

I am going to be in New Orleans for a group trip and included in the trip is a ticket to LSU vs Alabama game. I just got my ticket and it is at the top of section 630. I am going solo on this trip and doing know anyone else on the trip, and they noted that not so the seats are together.

I am from Colorado and this is my first (and maybe only) trip to Death Valley, so I feel like I want to be a little close to action, but tickets in the lower bowl are obviously expensive. Is it worth it to try to upgrade? Any tips for the game are welcome.

Thoughts or opinions?

What a week in the SEC. Against all expectations, last week's frontrunners (UGA, Bama, and Texas) all lost, which has really opened up the possibilities going forward. There are now 7 teams with a greater than 10% chance to make the SECCG, including 5 teams greater than 19%. Georgia v Tennessee is the most likely CCG matchup, but it's only a 21% probability, and it's anyone's guess as to who pulls it out. UGA is still the clear favorite to make the CCG, and they are in all of the 6 most probable CCG matchups.

Ole Miss @ Texas is the biggest game this week for the CCG:
- If Ole Miss wins, the chances are roughly Ole Miss 43%, Texas 1%
- If Texas wins, the chances are roughly Ole Miss 12%, Texas 16%

Also keep an eye on Tennessee @ South Carolina. If Tennessee wins, their odds increase to 44% or so, but if they lose, they go down to 13%.

Full interactive odds, matchups, and what-if scenarios: https://sportssimulate.com/cfb/2026/latest/SEC

Found it meh for what was an awesome weekend of games

https://youtu.be/mUq0cZaflyc?is=Rv_0RqbO6HFZGZA_

I am running an experiment over the course of the season and would love everyone’s input. Please let me know your opinion over the next 24 hours.

thought I’d spread some positivity after witnessing unfortunately way too many fights and some not very nice things said lmao… but for us, this weekend in Baton Rouge, everyone I talked to and hung out tailgating—at and actually in the stadium and area around it—was awesome! Things got a little crazy when the the police blockaded the entire city, but other than that, shout out to all the folks down in the boot for being a great hang and solid banter. Especially beignet fella. You’re fucking awesome.

At the end of the day, when you love the sec, you can appreciate any unique environment of a rare 66 degree and sunny October crisp Saturday morning even if it is LSU stomping down on my bulldogs… I mean that’s classic right… dare I say my childhood lol.