re: Which Underdog is Most likely to Win Outright this weekend?

Arkansas-South Carolina is an interesting one. I could see that one going Arkansas's way

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I respect Georgia and they're the superior team, but they're hurting bad right now. Their roster reads like an ER triage priority list. Plus, Mizzou can score and Georgia can be scored on.

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This x10. The Georgia that finished the game against Tenn is a shadow of the team that beat South Carolina. They have not lived up to the defensive talent they have all year and their offense without a real running threat isn't nearly as explosive as when the Gurley or even Marshall is in. Green is OK, but not great. I just don't know if they will be able to keep up with Missouri scoring. I think this one is very high scoring with Missouri pulling it out in the end.

48-42

Unless Clowney sees the 24/7 coverage over his shitty play and shittier personality and takes it to heart and cranks a huge game out against us, I think there is a solid chance we beat USC as well. UF was Allen's first road start ever. Their secondary was good enough to just blanket our mediocre wideouts in man coverage and they exposed the fact that we have no true possession receiver (damn you Mekale McKay). South Carolina can't do that, which will in turn open the running game up a bit. Hopefully we look more like we did in the first quarter offensively than the last half.

So, in order: Mizzou, Arkansas, Ole Miss (unless the team morale has just exited the building).

So atleast 4 of the 6 SEC games should be very competive this weekend....love watching some tight SEC Ball Games!

Yea, and not every one is on at 6pm this weekend.

I'm thinking Georgia and LSU should be on alert. Georgia because they're beat up and Mizzou is fired up, and LSU because of Florida... I think one of them's going to be surprised