Week 4

Vanderbilt @ UMass (11:00, ESPNNews)- I've always said that if an SEC game is on ESPNNews, then it must suck. And this week holds true. I'll take Vandy.

North Texas @ Georgia (11:21, SEC Network)- Georgia continues to roll.

Tennessee @ Florida (2:30, CBS)- I don't see any offense coming from this game. But with Tennessee coming off a tough loss to Oregon and Florida having 2 weeks to get ready, I feel like this should be a routing. I'll take florida by at least 2 touchdowns.

Arkansas @ Rutgers (2:30, ESPN)- An intriguing match up for the Razorbacks. This will be a good matchup for Beilma in the early season. I think the physical play of Arky will get them the win, but look for this to be pretty close.

SMU @ Texas A&M (6:00, ESPNU)- A&M will most likely be hungover after last weeks loss to Bama, but I don't see it affecting the outcome. SMU won't be able to contain Manziel. Should be a pretty good butt whipping.

Colorado State @ Alabama (6:00, ESPN2)- Pray for Colorado State...

Troy @ Mississippi State (6:30, ESPN3)- ALL THE POINTS AND YARDS IN THIS GAME. There might be points on every possession of this game, but State's defense is better which will be the determining factor in this game. Look for a Bulldog win, but it won't be easy.

Auburn @ LSU (6:45, ESPN)- LSU is my dark horse to win the national championship, and this game won't change that. Should be an easy game for LSU. Auburn simply doesn't have a defense or enough offense to make this competitive. LSU by 2, maybe 3, touchdowns.

My Record For Predicting SEC Games

Week 1: 11-2

Week 2: 10-2

Week 3: 7-1

Other Games I'm Excited About

• Michigan State @ Notre Dame (2:30, NBC)
• Arizona State @ Stanford (6:00, FOX)

Last night, in the Clemson/NC State matchup, an offensive lineman from Clemson was ejected for punching a player from the Wolfpack. Every time something like that happens I find myself asking the question: "Why in the hell would you punch someone with a helmet on?!?" If you have an answer please let me know...