SEC Week 7 Matchups - Who Ya Got?

I bolded my predictions if that's all you wanna read.

Sup everyone, it's been another interesting week in SEC football! After my Week 6 predicions, my record for predictions so far is 8-6. I'm getting better I guess, haha. I'm going to start thinking a little more logically about how drastic my scores should be, because after looking back, a good bit of them were pretty ridiculous. Here's to better guesses this week! As always, these picks of mine may be out there and they may be pretty much terrible. If you think so, tell me what your picks are below, I'd like to see some different opinions! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Auburn @ Kentucky: 20-17, Kentucky witnesses the trainwreck.
What better way to start off the thread than with an edgy prediction like this! I think this will be one of the last things that Kentucky will be able to boast about this season unfortunatly. Nothing against y'all, but I just think that the good streak has to end eventually. Sorry Auburn, I feel for y'all, I really do..it's nothing personal. With kentucky looking better this year and Auburn looking much worse than previous years, I think this sets up a crazy little game. Kentucky's home advantage will also be useful for them. Kentucky gets a FG at the end of the game to win this nailbiter! Go ahead and tell me how crazy I am for predicting this, I'm ready.

#10 Alabama @ #9 Texas A&M: 28-21, A&M escapes.
After a tough battle against Arkansas last week, it doesn't look like it's going to get easier for Bama. Texas A&M I think is going to take advantage of their time off and the fact that they are at home for this game. I think Alabama's going to have offensive woes in the first half, allowing A&M to get the slip on them early. In the second half Alabama will try to rally back, but will fall just short in a heartbreaking loss. For a more specific prediction on how exactly, I think an interception will be thrown on their last chance to tie it up. Again, I'm sure I'm crazy for taking A&M's side for this game, but I just have a gut feeling with this one.

Vanderbilt @ South Carolina: 17-13, South Carolina wins the cripple battle of the ages just barely.
At this point, I honestly would not be shocked if this went either way. I'm having trouble believing that we'll be able to score anything with our poor offense, but we did get 17 points against LSU, so maybe there's hope. I'm going with my hopes on this one. Low scoring game, both defenses playing their hearts out, one offense ends up being just a little better. Seriously though, we could very well lose this one if we don't take them seriously. All my doubts aside, I'm standing with South Carolina on this one.

#8 Florida @ #6 LSU: 38-27, LSU offense ends up being superior.
Is having LSU win by 11 points bad? I don't really know what to expect. I think this is probably how the game will turn out though. Florida might pull the shock off, I wouldn't be all that surprised honestly. Both teams look really good this year, so this one will be a shootout to remember I believe. LSU's run game I feel is going to work wonders with LF by their side and I feel Florida will fall just short.

Missouri @ Georgia: 23-16, Georgia gets by.
I know most people think Georgia's lost it, but I still have a strong feeling that Georgia will at least pull this win off. Missouri's defense has to work it's butt off though if they want a shot at Georgia. Georgia needs to worry about not letting Missouri do exactly what Tennessee did to them last week. No giving up big leads and no stupid decisions. I think Georgia will learn and get a much needed win at home and send the Tigers packing. Won't be a high scoring win I think though.