First week of a full slate of SEC games and they all are intriguing.

The least intriguing (but still worth watching) would be Mizzou vs. Vandy.
Mizzou couldn't have asked for a better start. Some were saying Vandy's goal should be 6 wins and a bowl. That's not gonna happen for Vandy.
This is the kind of game that Mizzou finds a way to lose. See Auburn last year for example. A game where Mizzou was the better team but snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.
I expect the Tigers to win. But probably not a cake walk.

Georgia @ Auburn- We've had some on here talking upset. I just don't see it. Georgia struggles with NFL type QBs throwing to NFL type WRs. SC had that two weeks ago. Line couldn't hold up for them to continue scoring. Auburn has nothing like that. Will Georgia have offensive lapses like we've seen earlier? Maybe. But it won't matter.

Alabama at Miss. State- First road game for Bama in conference play. Miss. State gave SC a game last week, but was completely outmatched vs. LSU at home. I kind of think we'll see more of the LSU version here. Maybe not quite as bad, but this one hasn't seen a close game since 2017 and hasn't seen an MSU win since Saban's first year in Tuscaloosa.

A&M vs. Arkansas- Arkansas needs a win here in the worst way. If A&M loses the Aggies will be in meltdown mode again. A&M has their backup in, but probably one of the best backups in the conference with a ton of experience in tough environments. KJ could definitely pull off an upset here, but I'm gonna go with A&M and Maximus Johnsonus.

Florida vs. Kentucky- Whose QB will turn the ball over the least probably decides the game. Crowd will make it more difficult on Mertz. Gonna go with the Cats here. This is Kentucky, so Florida fans will lose it of course despite the fact that Stoops has pretty much made them equals the past few seasons.

SC at UTK- South Carolina is not a good defensive team. Tennessee is not a good defensive team. South Carolina may have the best QB in the conference. Tennessee does not have the best QB in the conference. Tennessee is at home. I think SC will get up early in this game just like last year. But unlike last year, think Tennessee gets back in it in the second half and pulls it out. Hope I'm wrong.

The grandaddy of them all for this week. LSU vs. Ole Miss

I think Ole Miss will play better this week. Will it be enough? Fanbases will be upset with their coach if they lose this one, no matter which side gets the L. Lane because "he can't win a big one". BK because "he's good, but not great just like at ND". Think this will be close throughout. Back and forth, but give me the Tigers in the end.