Ranking the SEC games this weekend (Week 10)

Things are starting to clear a little in the SEC championship game picture, but some upsets this weekend could really shake things up!

1. Vanderbilt @Texas (Noon, ABC)
Vandy is the conference darling while Texas is among the most hated schools in America. Arch has a concussion and is getting stopped by Austin police because they hate him while Diego is partying with Theo Vonn. Somehow ESPN is giving the Longhorns a 70% chance of winning this one. A Vandy loss effectively ends their SECCG hopes. A Texas loss effectively lifts spirits from Norman to College Station.
2. Oklahoma @ Tennessee (7:30, ABC)
The winner of this game stays alive in the playoff hunt (in Oklahoma's case, even if they lose to Alabama in a few weeks.) The loser is out in every playoff predictor scenario I ran. It doesn't get more must-win than that. Oklahoma was supposed to have a great defense, but then Ole Miss hung 34 on them and the Sooners looked like maybe they just hadn't played anyone with a pulse on offense. Can Josh Heupel knock his old team out of contention?
3. Georgia vs Florida (3:30, ABC)
Do we like teams that have fired their head coaches around here? Does Florida go on a UCLA-like run of upsets to close out the year? Doubt it. Stockton and Co. have looked very impressive lately, but DJ Lagway and the Gators juuust might have a little fight left in them. At least put something out there for the purveyors of the transfer portal to see, right?
4. South Carolina @ Ole Miss (7:00, ESPN)
The Gamecocks put a mighty scare into Alabama last weekend. Frankly, the Tide won a game they had no business winning. Does that motivate Beamer's boys to bring the same fire into Oxford? Or was the effort in Columbia a last-gasp effort of fading team? Hopefully Lane can take time out of answering Jimmy Sexton's calls to cobble together a gameplan.
5. Kentucky @ Auburn (7:30, SECN)
These last two are probably interchangeable. None of these teams are all that good and none of them have the added juice of playing a rival, or even a team they care all that much about. The biggest question about the Cats and Tigers is which team fires their head coach first? Is this a win and advance situation for Stoops and Freeze?
6. Mississippi State @ Arkansas (4:00, SECN)
Yikes. The Bulldogs had their hearts ripped out Saturday and could be in a death spiral for the rest of the season. Arkansas is actually pretty familiar with heart pains, even after firing Sam Pittman; the Hogs have lost their last three games by a combined 15 points. Are participation trophies really all that bad? Can we get some "Champions at Life" rings for these guys?

Here ya go, fellas! Hopefully a little football talk is welcome amid all the coach talk? Ah well, guess not.