Angel Reese on the brink of her first ring. Imagine where the Fever would be if they took Reese first instead of wasting the pick on Caitlin Clark, who always loses big games
SEC INT rate, 2026 (INT/att) , SEC games only
Sam Leavitt has protected the ball better than most in SEC play
1. UK 0.65%
2. Ark 0.80%
3. Mizzou 1.41%
4. UF 1.92%
5. Ole Miss 2.03%
6. SC 2.07%
7. LSU 2.34%
8. UGA 2.88%
9. Bama 2.99%
10. Aub 3.25%
11. Tenn 3.64%
12. Miss St 3.82%
13. Texas 4.29%
14. A&M 4.48%
15. Vandy 4.72%
16. OU 4.95%
99% of LSU fans did not want to see Landen Clark over Sam Leavitt. And I hope those that did have paid attention to what Clark has looked like when given actual chances to throw the ball.
@rozenwill We watched your entire fan base beg lane to put in Clark for weeks ‼️yall beat state now all of a sudden sam leavitts the great white hope with godly stats and a top sec qb 💀🤣🤣🤣 man stop it . Just say he’s improved and yall like the improvement but atleast keep it real
Jordan Ross has really taken a step as a run defender this year; he plays with force and can set the edge.
Ross' run defense grade is 94th percentile among SEC defensive ends
Not even close...
The most popular College or NFL bet this weekend from a ticket POV is Ole Miss getting the points (currently +3) at Texas.
76% of the early bettors are fading Sarkisian and Arch.
Even when you factor in Leavitt's interceptions, he's still ranks fourth in the SEC in EPA/play. Interceptions are a massive EPA penalty, so that tells you how good he is on the other snaps.
Lane isn’t lying.
Through his first 22 fourth-down decisions each season, Kiffin’s aggression score has gone from +30.2 in 2021 to -6.9 in 2026, his most conservative start since at least 2021.
His defense has also improved from 57th to 17th nationally in points allowed.
but for this reason, LSU should root against Ole Miss and Kentucky the rest of the year. The benefit of them losing from a rankings perspective is bigger than the benefit gained from a SOS view
LSU’s problem at 9-3 is going to be that at least Kentucky or Ole Miss will be 9-3, and LSU has H2H losses to both.
However the round robin nature of the SEC could place less of an emphasis on head to head
Five of these teams are on #LSU’s schedule, plus 4-2 Auburn that just beat UGA.
Yeah, I’d say if LSU finishes 9-3 it will end up with a strong argument to be allowed in the playoffs.
This weekend’s chaos really helped that effort.
Of course if you win out, you’re comfortably in the playoffs, likely with home field advantage.