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ESPN College Football analyst and former head coach Dan Mullen revealed his picks for this weekend's games, which included several SEC games.

Mullen is picking Alabama to beat Wisconsin, Florida to score a big win over Texas A&M, and South Carolina to upset LSU.

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RamboMizzou•15 months
Dan Mullen still mad about Drink getting his arse fired.

He always goes against the ZOU.
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bigDgator•15 months
Are these vs the spread or straight up? If Larry Leo's name was attached to this report I could probably figure it out, but I don't see that this is his handy work.
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