https://x.com/PabloTorre/status/2108226206223183945

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YiBYJSrjgs&t=86

Hey everyone!

I'm a huge Alabama Crimson Tide fan, and I've always dreamed of attending an LSU vs. Alabama game at Tiger Stadium!

I'm hoping to attend the November 7, 2026 game, but tickets are pretty expensive.

I was wondering if anyone has extra tickets they aren't planning to use and would be willing to give away for free.

I'm not expecting anything, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask!

I'd be extremely grateful for the opportunity to experience this amazing rivalry in person and cheer on the Crimson Tide!

Thank y'all so much, and Roll Tide! 🐘🏈❤️

Riley Green & Peyton Manning

I am running an experiment over the course of the season and would love everyone’s input. Please let me know your opinion over the next 24 hours.

Ours:

Georgia
Texas
Alabama
Ole Miss
Kentucky

I know Silverfield isn’t having the best 1st year at Arkansas but is he really that bad? Or is it that he just needs time to turn Arkansas around? I know in today’s age you have to show wins pretty much immediately. But is Silverfield a type of coach that takes 2-3 years to build a program into what he wants it to be? Look at Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, his first year they went 5-5 and then 2nd year made the jump to 10-3. Not saying at all that Silverfield is on the same level as LK. Just wondering if people are jumping the gun or if Silverfield really is that bad.

1951 Tennessee versus Alabama football game: First televised event in SEC history

https://volswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/volunteers/football/2026/10/14/1951-tennessee-vols-alabama-crimson-tide-first-televised-event-sec-history/92245666007/

I am running an experiment over the course of the season and would love everyone’s input. Please let me know your opinion over the next 24 hours.

Somehow this game got stuck for a 2:30 game on the SEC network instead of ABC primetime. Top 15 team matchup where the loser of this will not make the CFP. Both have 1 losses and both will have to play Texas and Georgia later on, where they will most likely drop at least 1 of those games. So this game is monumental in the race for a CFP bid. Feel like this should’ve been a prime time game instead of the ones slated for it with the exception of ND vs BYU. But UCLA vs. Wisconsin shouldn’t be a prime time game over this game.

I am running an experiment over the course of the season and would love everyone’s input. Please let me know your opinion over the next 24 hours.

Scene on the field after we took down LSU. It's been a long time coming being a Kentucky football fan. Will Stein is exactly what this program needed! Go Cats

I remembered that this happened last season and I was so confused on how they determined who would go especially considering the fact that not every team plays head to head. I honestly would prefer the SEC bringing back divisions.

any help is appreciated, even a view is. Searching for the real nerds only.

Georgia improved their chances to make the CCG to 94.4%, with the victory over Alabama and the Texas loss helping them a lot. UGA is 100% in if they win out in conference play; they are 97% in if they finish 8-1 in conference. They're currently the only SEC team that can lose a conference game and still almost surely make the CCG.

Georgia is in all of the top 6 most likely CCG matchups, and 9 of the 11 most likely. Alabama vs Texas looked fairly likely last week, but now it's only a 2.5% chance.

Alabama @ Tennessee is the most interesting game for the CCG race this week. An Alabama victory would put them at about 64% chance to make the CCG, or a Tennessee victory would put them in 3rd place with about 17%.

Full interactive odds, matchups, and what-if scenarios: https://sportssimulate.com/cfb/2026/latest/SEC

What are our opinions: Do we agree or disagree and why?

SEC East Teams & their permanent cross divison foe:

Alabama - Arkansas
Auburn - TA&M
Florida - Ole Miss
Georgia - MSU
Kentucky - Texas
South Carolina
Tennessee - Mizzou
Vandy - LSU

SEC West Teams & their permanent cross divison foe:

Arkansas - Bama
Mizzou - Tennessee
LSU - Vandy
MSU - Georgia
OU - South Carolina
Ole Miss - Florida
Texas - Kentucky
TA&M - Auburn

Each SEC team would play their 7 division games, their permanent cross division foe, and 1 rotating SEC cross division opponent every season.

I know that the main controversy is the permanent cross divison foe, I matched them up based on team’s historic prestige so essentially the strongest teams from every division gets the weakest opponent from the opposing division based on the program’s overall historical prestige not based on just the team’s performance for this season. Kind of like the NCAA tournament where the 1 seed gets the 16 seed in the 1st round and so on and so forth. I did this so that the top tier SEC teams would have a lower chance of beating each other up which would reduce the number of SEC teams getting into the playoffs due to too many losses to each other.