Does South Carolina have the most impressive victory of any SEC team?

possibly. Especially since FSU isn't that great. But did have Francois most of the game.

Notre Dame & NC State play on the 28th.

I think it tells what we had with Deebo. With Deebo, we had a chance to be a 9-10 win team, without him we might hit 7. We can’t run the ball so it’s all about the passing game and Deebo in the passing game doesn’t get beat easily and will fight for the ball unlike anyone else we have

What the hell happened to their offense after that game? Have they hit 20 pts since?

They only had a little over 200 yards total vs NC State. Their offense hasn't been good at any point this season, with Deebo out they're anemic.

They'll look terrific this weekend.

Got Auburn on the brain for some reason?

Not because they beat N.C. State. Beating UL isn't nearly as impressive as lots of people here think. Bobby isn't a great HC -- he has little grasp of the importance of the trenches and even less grasp of how to field a good defense. I honestly hope he never returns to the SEC because we need better coaches overall, not coaches who've mastered a single aspect but are very limited overall.

Seriously, ask Arkansas fans what Bobby left in the cupboard when he was fired. He had some good skill players and little else. There was a reason LSU and Bama smacked him around in 2011.

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The fact that Bret had a significant rebuilding job when he took over is why I've never really trolled him or Arkansas. Obviously, he's reached the limits of lots of fans' patience, and understandably so, but he did do a pretty good job of reviving traditional cornfed Arkansas football. There was a time when the Hogs were known for similar play to programs like Nebraska and Bama, after all.

Reminds me of the Bama team from 2005 before and after the injury to Tyrone Prothro. Almost a darn good offense to just plain offensive in one horrific play.