Breakdown of four SEC games this weekend

There were only four games on the SEC schedule this weekend, played by four teams that the Gators are still playing. The postponement of the contest by the COVID-19 pandemic ensured some points from the game as the Gators finished their bye-bye for the second straight week.

Auburn (3-2) and Oremis (1-4) appeared in the opening game on the weekend. Florida has already defeated Oremis and has not played Auburn. The Tigers will win the game at the end of 35-28 in a very even match. Auburn had a total of 462 yards against 444 of Oremis. The Tigers had the first down of 26, but the rebels had 25.

Oremis changed things and usually abandoned the powerful pass game, but quarterback Matt Corral ran 27-16 at 154 yards and 283 yards with a touchdown and two intercepts. It wasn’t shocking that Auburn’s attack saw a remedy in the rebel’s defense, with quarterback bonics 238 yards and a touchdown of 23:30. When the punt seemed to touch the tiger player near his goal line later in the game and the referee missed the touch, the tigers escaped with what looked like another break by the referee, and the replay authorities. Immediately allowed a quick play where nothing was visible.

In the CBS 3:30 contest, Alabama (5-0) moved to Tennessee (2-3), and the biggest news of the game was when Alabama’s national receiver, Jaylen Waddle, was injured and news after the match. It was the opening kick-off of. He was going to miss the rest of the season. When Alabama cruised 48 to 17 after the tide had settled, what the Tennessee boys didn’t stop was a barrage of consistent attacks on volunteers.

Alabama quarterback Mac Jones continued his big time play, always hitting big play without a waddle. He finished the game by passing 384 yards in just over three-quarters of play before he was replaced. He didn’t enter the end zone and it was left to a running game pitched with five touchdowns, including three from Najee Harris’s running back.

The Vols offense totaled 302 yards, with quarterback Jarrett Guarantano finishing 162 yards and two touchdowns. The running game added 139 yards, but no running back averaged more than 4 yards per contest carry.

The 4:00 match on the SEC network is big for Gator’s future opponents, with Kentucky (2-3) moving to Missouri (2-2) and escaping with what the Tigers call 20-10. It was a match. This wasn’t one of those games in the season when points were skyrocketing.

Taking play from the Kentucky playbook, Missouri moved to the ground game to advance 220 yards, and the league’s major ground game in Kentucky ended the day with just 96. Wildcats finished at just 145 yards and Mizuu at 421.

The most striking statistic of the game is that Wildcats played a total of 36 times in the game, while Mizuu played 92 times. It’s difficult to win that way. Florida will play the next Missouri and Kentucky in late November.

The nightcap was a 7 pm match at ESPN between LSU (2-2), where the Gators conclude the season, and South Carolina (2-3), where Florida won 38-24 in the second week of the season. .. The big story for the game was that true freshman quarterback TJ Finley made his first start after startinger Myles Brennan, who lost to Missouri last week, was injured.

This quickly escaped from the gamecock as the LSU fell to a 31-10 lead in half. The final score in the first half was a 45-yard pick 6 from LSU’s freshman cornerback area Slicks, and the gamecock could actually be aggressive, including missing some field goals in the contest. There was never. After South Carolina opened its third quarter with a 74-yard touchdown drive, LSU returnman Trey Palmer returned a 95-yard kickoff for the touchdown. It was such a night for the gamecock to come to the wrong end of the 52-24 contract.

Finley will be running 24 yards and touchdowns, while throwing 255 yards, two touchdowns and intercepts. The Tigers also ran back to Tyrion Davis-Price with a touchdown of 135 yards and John Emery with a touchdown of 88 yards, accumulating 276 yards and three touchdowns on the ground.

The Tigers defense also showed that they were very sensitive to big plays, as happened earlier this season. Big play allowed Gamecock to cancel 403 yards, including a 169-yard rush yard.