SB Nation User Blog: WarDamnZach

Quick Hitters

WarDamnZach — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 19:21:34 -0000

by Butch Dill - AP

Most of the time, at this point in the season Auburn and Georgia fans seem to get a bit snippy. But this season it is not happening like it normally does. Is it because both sides of the conference are already decided and neither the Tiger nor the Bulldogs are in it? Is it because no one really knows which team is going to show up on Saturday? Auburn and Georgia both looked very good last weekend… of course they were both playing pseudo high school programs. On the other hand both have had games where they looked totally inept.

Trying to break down this game into simple terms is a follows. I am guessing that Acid will break it down further like he normally does.

Chris Todd vs. Joe Cox – This is really not a contest. Todd has had his bad games, there is no denying that. But Joe Cox has been just down right terrible most of the season. He has thrown at least one interception in every game is year. He has arguably the best WR in the SEC in AJ Green and still has trouble completing passes. I also look for Logan Gray to play some QB against the Tigers. Hopefully Roof will have everyone prepared for that.

AJ Green vs. Darvin Adams – While Darvin has had a great year and has stepped up huge for Auburn, he is no AJ Green. Green is in my opinion the best WR in the conference. If Cox could get the ball anywhere in the area AJ would catch it. Both will be double teamed all night you can count on that.

Ben Tate vs. Washaun Ealey – Much like the WR battle this one is no contest. Ben Tate has put up great numbers for an Auburn RB, and that is saying something. He has toped the 1000 yard mark already and looks like he could break the big one on almost every carry. Ben Tate is also a Senior and has been in the big games before. Ealey is a Freshman, while playing great, Freshman are known for making key errors under pressure.

Josh Bynes, Craig Stevens, and Eltoro Freeman vs. Rennie Curran – In my opinion Rennie is one of the best LB to ever play at Georgia. He is in almost every play and his motor never stops. He leads the Bulldogs in tackles and quite possibly is the all time leader. He is on almost every defensive award watch list. He is the bright spot on an abysmal defensive unit. While Bynes and Stevens are leading Auburn in tackles, they are not on par with Curran. Eltoro could get there some day, but he is not there yet.... although I see Eltoro having a fantastic game against Georgia.

So far there has been no contest across the board. Now to where it matters most, in the trenches

Georgia Offensive line vs. Tigers Defensive front – I have to give the edge to Auburn. While the D Line has struggled at times this season, the Tigers have really stepped it up in the last two weeks. Antonio Coleman and Antoine Carter have come alive. Georgia has started four different offensive fronts this season. Injury has plagued them again, so look for Auburn to get plenty of pressure. Also the Georgia ends have the same issue that Auburn has on occasion… the over pursuit of the running play, and opening up the screen pass or bootleg.

Auburn’s Offensive line vs. the Bulldogs Defensive line – The key to the offense in this game is going to be the offensive front of the Tigers. Auburn has been pretty good all season with giving Todd time to throw. The issue is that Todd has been known to hold the ball too long. They are also going to have to open the holes for the Auburn running game to get going. The Dogs are going to load the box to stop the run. If Lee Ziemba and the crew can keep for getting the killer penalty all will be well. The Georgia D Line has been improving every week. Early in the year holes were opening up, but over the last couple of weeks they have held strong. The Dogs start three seniors and all three have plenty of experience

Although a 7-5 season was to be considered a success for the 2009 Tigers, it is not any longer. 7-5 now is a disappointment. This is a much win game for Auburn and I think that this game is theirs to lose. Georgia is reeling, and is just plain lost on offense. The Tigers should build a bit more momentum heading into the Iron Bowl in two weeks. 8 wins puts Auburn into a decent bowl and who knows 9 wins could make it even better with a New Years Day one.

War Damn Eagle

Week 10 Picks

WarDamnZach — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:33:29 -0000

Here are the picks for the Homecoming Weekend around the SEC. Yes they are very boring… minus the Hogs/Gamecock and LSU/Bama game.

Furman at Auburn

WarDamnZach – Auburn 48-10

Jay Coulter – Auburn 38-7

Acid Reign – Auburn 55-23

War Eagle Atlanta – Auburn 48-13

LSU at Alabama

WarDamnZach – LSU 17-16

Jay Coulter – Alabama 21-17

Acid Reign – Alabama 17-14

War Eagle Atlanta – Alabama 21-17

S. Carolina at Arkansas

WarDamnZach – Arkansas 34-31

Jay Coulter – Arkansas 34-25

Acid Reign – Arkansas 31-20

War Eagle Atlanta – S. Carolina 31-28

Tennessee Tech at Georgia

WarDamnZach – Georgia 35-13

Jay Coulter – Georgia 28-3

Acid Reign – Georgia 37-23

War Eagle Atlanta – Georgia 35-6

N. Arizona at Ole Miss

WarDamnZach – Ole Miss 42-10

Jay Coulter – Ole Miss 28-0

Acid Reign – Ole Miss 45-6

War Eagle Atlanta – Ole Miss 45-10

Vandy at Florida

WarDamnZach – Florida 31-20

Jay Coulter – Florida 56-7

Acid Reign – Florida 38-20

War Eagle Atlanta – Florida 42-7

Eastern Kentucky at Kentucky

WarDamnZach – Kentucky 34-10

Jay Coulter – Kentucky 42-7

Acid Reign – Kentucky 40-9

War Eagle Atlanta – Kentucky 38-10

Memphis at Tennessee

WarDamnZach – Tennessee 21-13

Jay Coulter – Tennessee 38-14

Acid Reign – Tennessee 20-17

War Eagle Atlanta – Tennessee 24-17

Season Standings:

War Eagle Atlanta 59-8

WarDamnZach 57-10

Jay Coulter 56-11

Acid Reign 55-12

Dyer Commits to the Tigers

WarDamnZach — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:02:54 -0000

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10 days ago: Auburn coach Gene Chizik, center, reacts after Auburn defender Walter McFadden scores a touchdown on an interception return in the second half of their NCAA college football game against Mississippi on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009, in Auburn, Ala. Auburn won 33-20. (AP Photo/Todd J. Van Emst)

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Michael Dyer has commited to Auburn. We shall see if it sticks until National Signing Day or not, but it is a start. Hopefully some of the other will follow suit. Here is the Goldmine report.

http://blog.al.com/goldmine/2009/11/no_1_prep_running_back_michael.html

I wonder if this face was on Coach Chizik's face this morning.

Bandwagon

WarDamnZach — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:14:18 -0000

by Butch Dill - AP

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While everyone is jumping back on the Auburn Bandwagon, I would like to say that you should have never gotten off. I am sure that if you are reading this now, you have been with us all season. The writers here have tried to give the facts where they are necessary and opinions whether they are necessary or not. My posts seem to be more on the opinion side, and I leave the facts to the stat man that is Acid Reign.

My opinion this week revolves around what I saw on Halloween. I saw a team that came out inspired. I saw a team that knew they were going to be in for a fight and were willing to go 12 rounds if need be. Most importantly, I saw a team that was prepared. While Coach Gene Chizik has done many great things for our Auburn Tigers this season, he has been criticized for not having our team prepared. I think that Arkansas and Kentucky are prime examples of this. Well, we can not add the Ole Miss game to that list.

Let’s start with the defense; they were as prepared as I have seen them this season. Ted Roof knew that Dexter McCluster was going to be 75-80 percent of the offense for the Rebels and he drew up a pretty good scheme to slow it down. You cannot stop McCluster, he is that good. He can do almost anything on the football field. Roof and the boys did a good job of containing him late in the game. Some of that could be due to a bit of an injury, but the defense played well against him.

Roof and Tracy Rocker also knew that if the Tigers could get pressure on Jevan Snead, he would make some mistakes. The defensive line got more pressure on an opposing QB then we have seen this season. My one issue with the D line is that the ends still lose containment. Case in point is the 20 yard scramble by Snead on a 3rd and 19.

The secondary stepped up big in this game as well. Walter McFadden made a great play on the interception. How he knew that it was tipped up to him I have no idea. During the play I was sure it was short hopped. Good job also must go to the official for not blowing the whistle and stopping play. Darren Bates also played well, he did have so mistakes but he is growing into a solid player.

The only real complaint I have is that Auburn could have turned the Rebels over at least 4 more times. The opening kickoff fumble would have been huge, as well as three sure interceptions were dropped. Auburn cannot let those opportunities slip away and beat a better team.

On the offensive side of the ball, I still have to give all the credit to Ben Tate. That man is playing is butt off. Too bad Auburn has the three game losing streak or he could be in the post season award discussion. He is playing like a man possessed. He runs hard on every play. One particular one he was about to break free from the pile for a long run, but the refs blow the play dead. Gus Malzahn also used Mario Fannin a bit more than we have seen in the past few games. I like to see that. Mario can be a game changer. He just needs to hold onto the ball a bit better. Remember he lost that fumble out of bounds. Maybe Gus heard me say that they needed to throw to Tommy Trott and Kodi Burns some, because it happened. Kodi made a great catch on a 3rd down and Tommy had a TD. Trott also had that big drop, but we can forgive him this time.

Rating Chris Todd in this game is hard for me. He did some very good things. He did seem to have more control over his passes, but the deep ball is still shaky. Were it not for two spectacular catches by Terrell Zachery, Todd’s numbers would not have looked so good. Darvin Adams also stepped back up and made a couple of plays. Chris made a couple of bad decisions; the biggest one was the sack where he kind of tossed the ball away like a backhanded pass. At least that is the way it looked in replay. Live it looked like a straight fumble, but in slow motion it was some sort of terrible attempt at a pass. I also think that he continues to hold on to the ball too long. He needs to speed up the clock in his head a bit. Overall he managed the game well, and a win is a win.

Lastly, my "What the hell" play call. Was it just me or did Gus seem to be out thinking himself a couple of times. In the third quarter after Ole Miss had cut into the lead, Auburn had a 3rd and 5 near midfield. The Tigers lined up in the wildcat with Kodi… Ole Miss stacked 9 (yes 9) in the box, and Kodi ran the keeper up the middle for no gain. So what does Gus do… we go for it on 4th and 5. On the next play Todd throws deep and over the head of Adams and turns it over on downs. My problem was not going for it on 4th. My issue was the play calling in that situation. On third down why not line up as normal and either run Tate or hit Fannin in the flats. If you don’t make it, you are already prepared to go for it on fourth anyways and at least you gave yourself a shot a gaining some yardage. It just seemed like a waste to me… but I am not a coach and they are all smarter than me. War Eagle guys… hopefully they will get some rest this weekend against Furman. With Georgia and Alabama looming we need everyone healthy.

War Damn Eagle

Staff Picks Week 9

WarDamnZach — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:41:20 -0000

Here are the picks for the upcoming Halloween games. Yes they are that scary… Auburn is only getting half love, but I guess that is better than no love at all.

Ole Miss at Auburn

WarDamnZach – Auburn 24-21

Jay Coulter – Ole Miss 28-17

Acid Reign – Ole Miss 37-10

War Eagle Atlanta – Auburn 23-21

Georgia vs Florida (Jax)

WarDamnZach – Florida 31-17

Jay Coulter – Florida 28-24

Acid Reign – Florida 31-21

War Eagle Atlanta – Florida 34-27

S. Carolina at Tennessee

WarDamnZach – Tennessee 21-20

Jay Coulter – Tennessee 21-17

Acid Reign – Tennessee 23-13

War Eagle Atlanta – S. Carolina 17-13

Tulane at LSU

WarDamnZach – LSU 38-7

Jay Coulter – LSU 49-7

Acid Reign – LSU 34-3

War Eagle Atlanta – LSU 38-3

Georgia Tech at Vandy

WarDamnZach – Georgia Tech 31-14

Jay Coulter – Georgia Tech 28-7

Acid Reign – Georgia Tech 34-13

War Eagle Atlanta – Georgia Tech 42-13

Miss State at Kentucky

WarDamnZach – Kentucky 21-13

Jay Coulter – Kentucky 17-14

Acid Reign – Kentucky 23-20

War Eagle Atlanta – Kentucky 21-17

Eastern Mich at Arkansas

WarDamnZach – Arkansas 45-3

Jay Coulter – Arkansas 56-7

Acid Reign – Arkansas 48-10

War Eagle Atlanta – Arkansas 51-7

Season Standings:

War Eagle Atlanta 54-6

Jay Coulter 51-9

WarDamnZach 51-9

Acid Reign 50-10

Where The Tigers Are Eight Weeks In

WarDamnZach — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:18:59 -0000

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My son went to sleep shortly after LSU took a 14-0 lead on Auburn. My wife went to bed shortly after that. She knew the answer but she asked anyway, "You want to go to bed?" There was no way that I was going to bed, this is Auburn that is playing… and they are playing LSU. I knew that I would pay for it on Sunday, but I stayed up. Even before halftime I was second guessing that decision. That was a snippete of my night on Saturday, but in reality there was no way I was going to bed. I am not one of those fans that tune out when times are hard. Hell, I endured last season and that one was tough.

Everyone is complaining about this season, but it has gone according to most predictions. Almost everyone thought that Auburn would be a 6-6 or at best a 7-5 team. We as fans just got a little excited when Gus and the offense racked up such huge numbers. Barring an even bigger meltdown Auburn will get to 6-6 for sure. Every other game on the schedule this season is a toss up. I am throwing Bama in that as well. They are winning, but it has been a struggle for the last two weeks. They are having as much trouble getting in the end zone as Auburn is.

What did I take away from the LSU game other than some extra sleep deprivation?

Chris Todd is hurt or seriously fatigued. I am as sure of that, as I am sure I am over six feet tall (I am). As I have stated since the Arkansas Game, it is not possible for him to fall so far in the passing department with out being injured. I have not seen one throw that has had the Todd 2.0 velocity on it in the last three games. I am not calling for his demotion… but something has to give. I think that the coaches know something is up and are trying to work around it. The problem is that the other team knows it and is making him throw it deep (which he cannot). Even Bob Davie (who is in my opinion one of the worst announcers in the history of ESPN) commented on how defenses are playing vanilla defenses to neutralize the confusion and making Todd beat them deep.

Ben Tate gets a HUGE War Eagle from me. I am sure that he does not know that TET exists, but if for some reason it gets brought to his attention. I want him to know that he gets a standing ovation from me. For him to fight for every yard like he has all season is to be commended. He is the one shinning spot over the last month.

If Kodi Burns is not going to catch passes then why have him at WR? I understand Gus wants him on the field in case the wildcat is implemented in the "hurry up" but DAMN. He is wasting a spot if he is not even going to be looked at in the passing game. I think he has played at least 70% of the plays and made one catch and been thrown to only three times this season. It seems to me that DeAngelo Benton, Emory Blake, or Tim Hawthorne would be a better option to have in the game.

For what it is worth, Neil Caudle did not look to bad. I know it was in mop up duty against the scrubs of LSU, but he looked decent. I am just sayin’.

Defensively, Eltoro Freeman came alive. 12 tackles was impressive. I think a couple of those were for a loss. He also pressured Jordan Jefferson a good bit. Good! Keep it up; it is obvious that the Tiger defense needs him. Nieko Thorpe is having a bad year. He is getting burnt like toast entirely too much for him to have as much experience as he has.

I read this on someplace AL.com and it made me laugh, but is a pretty good point. Why don’t the Tigers kick on side kicks every time? It cannot be worse. If Auburn recovers the kick the offense in back on the field, if not the other team gets the ball at the same place it would on a deep kick (due to the lack of coverage). I know that is not plausible, but interesting to think about. I guess the other issue would be Auburn would have to score to be able to kick off, other than the opening kick of the game or half.

It seems that this season Auburn has already gotten the reputation for getting penalized early and often. I know that most of the penalties that were called on Auburn were in fact infractions. But a couple that were called in the opening two drives Saturday night were phantom ones. Even Bob Davie (again… awful) noticed that. Either way… it is a good thing that my High School Coach is not at Auburn. The players getting penalized would be puking their collective guts out on the practice field after the game. Most penalties are mental. There is no excuse for them.

Lastly, I did not like the look on the faces of the coaches and players that were so prominently shown on ESPN. I sure hope that I was not looking at the same sort of faces that I saw after the WVU game last season.

Maybe Coach Chizik can rally the troops… circle the wagons, and Auburn can put up a good showing against the Rebs.

War Damn Eagle

Week 8 Picks

WarDamnZach — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:04:26 -0000

Picking games this week is like pulling a rabbit out of the hat. Auburn/LSU is a toss up no matter how lopsided it seems on paper. Alabama could struggle against Tennessee, Miss State always plays hard at home, and the Ole Miss/Arkansas game is a guess as well. Enjoy, and WEA is giving the rest of us a chance to climb back into the race... well some of us.

Auburn at LSU

WarDamnZach – Auburn 28-27

Jay Coulter – LSU 28-21

Acid Reign – LSU 38-13

War Eagle Atlanta – Auburn 31-30

Tennessee at Alabama

WarDamnZach – Alabama 21-20

Jay Coulter – Alabama 31-15

Acid Reign – Alabama 24-6

War Eagle Atlanta – Alabama 17-12

Florida at Miss St

WarDamnZach – Florida 31-24

Jay Coulter – Florida 42-14

Acid Reign – Florida 42-16

War Eagle Atlanta – Florida 44-20

Arkansas at Ole Miss

WarDamnZach – Ole Miss 38-20

Jay Coulter – Arkansas 27-24

Acid Reign – Arkansas 27-13

War Eagle Atlanta – Ole Miss 28-24

Vandy at S Carolina

WarDamnZach – S. Carolina 24-10

Jay Coulter – S. Carolina 24-14

Acid Reign – S. Carolina 27-17

War Eagle Atlanta – S. Carolina 24-9

LA Monroe at Kentucky

WarDamnZach – Kentucky 35-10

Jay Coulter – Kentucky 35-7

Acid Reign – Kentucky 31-13

War Eagle Atlanta – Kentucky 31-14

Season Standings:

War Eagle Atlanta 49-5

Jay Coulter 46-8

WarDamnZach 46-8

Acid Reign 45-9

Make or Break?

WarDamnZach — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:15:32 -0000

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Leading up to the huge game against LSU, I was hoping to be playing a chance to have the Alabama/Auburn game be for the SEC West. We all know that is out of the question barring a meltdown by everyone except Auburn.

Now what we have is an overrated LSU squad, and an Auburn team that has no idea where it stands. LSU is still in the top ten which amazes me. They are not that good. The Purple Tigers are as weak up front as anyone in the league. Charles Scott is a man to reckon with, Jordan Jefferson is not quite ready to be the elite player that I think he can be, and the WRs are just average. With that said, who knows what Auburn team will show up in Baton Rouge.

The defense is thin… but I hate using that as an excuse. Even when the Tigers are healthy and it is early in the game, they are still out of position. The LBs and secondary are still missing tackles. So while Auburn is thin for sure, that is not the biggest reason they are not able to stop opposing offenses.

Offensively Auburn is going to be fine. Todd has lost some zip, I am positive of that, but he is still capable of leading this team. Ben Tate is still one of the best backs in the SEC, now if only Auburn can complete a pass or two to get eight men out of the box. Onterio McCalebb has been hurt since his tweaked ankle in the Ball State game. He is still not 100% but he can still make a man miss, albeit not as quickly as before. I do think that the Tigers running game should use Eric Smith as a decoy a bit though. If Eric is in the game there is little doubt that Auburn is going to run behind him. And where are the Tight Ends? Tommy Trott has not caught a pass in weeks. Well, that is not true but we should use him more. What happened to Gabe Mackenzie? Philip Lutzenkirchen? He has not played since his TD catch against Mississippi State. Seems like a waste of a redshirt to have him play less than 15 minutes.

On a high note it looks like Philip Pierre-Louis is going to be out punt return man. While he has not done anything fantastic, he gets an A from me for not getting noticed by fumbling. I always thought he could make a good return man, speedy and good hands. Also Wes Byrum is still able to bang home a game winner… Gene’s boys just might need him down the road.

On paper this game is a blow out… Top Ten LSU in Tiger Stadium at night on ESPN. All the signs are there. Heres to hoping in reality it is not. Auburn will have all sorts of problems stopping Charles running and Brandon LaFell catching, but something tells me this game will closer than the experts think. Auburn is not finished yet. I am not ready to throw in the towel, and I am quite sure that Auburn in not either.

What do you think? Am I crazy or does Auburn have a shot.

War Damn Eagle

Back to the Future

WarDamnZach — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:36:02 -0000

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24 days ago: Auburn quarterback Chris Todd (12) looks to pass against Kentucky during an NCAA college football game on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009, in Auburn, Ala. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)

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Someone cue up the storm so lightning can hit the clock tower and make sure Marty and Doc are ready with the Delorean. I want to get back to 2009. Was it just me or did I just watch an Auburn game from 2008? Think I am making this up? I am not, it was like a replay of last season. Is this loss going to be the Vandy of 2008... I doubt it, but it could. Is it time to panic for Auburn Fans? I say yes and no.

I will be the first to admit, I was really thinking that Auburn would be something special this season. A 5-0 start and I was even thinking that Chizik would be SEC Coach of the Year and maybe even National Coach of the Year (although Cincy’s Brian Kelly might have that one locked up). Malzahn would be the Browles Award winner and Auburn would be back on the national stage. Now, I am not so sure. Yes Auburn will still beat some people. The Tigers are in the SEC and any team can win on any given Saturday. Ole Miss is mediocre, LSU as well. Georgia is just plain bad, but Auburn cannot say much... the Tigers are bad as well.

The first signs of 2008 was Chris Todd. He is back to Version 1.0. I only half watched the Tennessee Game, but something had to have happened to him during that game. His arm is not the same as it has been over the first 5 games. It looked weak during the Arkansas game, but I thought maybe he was just off. For it to be the same way a week later... panic. He throw two balls that in my opinion were Todd 2.0 throws. One to Fannin (I think) over the middle for a critical first down in the fourth quarter, and the other was a throw away on a 3rd and 4 late in the fourth quarter. Someone please tell me that they saw the play or the point where Chris Todd became 1.0 again. I refuse to believe that it is just fatigue. I hope it is, but something just does not seem right. My Mother even text messaged me last night and told me that something had to be wrong. How can he fall off so fast? I know that the defenses are daring him to win the game, but that should help him not hurt.

The next sign was all the penalties. The Tigers were full of them, with most coming at crucial points in the game. Most notably was the final drive for Auburn. A 3rd and 1 turned into a 3rd and 11, and they were dumb penalties. The second one was after a time out no less. False Starts and illegal formations cannot happen in the fourth quarter, PERIOD. The only decent news was that it was not Ziemba this time.

Lastly, I would like to point out the defense. Well, no second thought no I will not. We all know about them. I would like to point out that at least the Ted Roof did have the Tigers blitzing some. Not that it really mattered much.

Auburn will beat Furman to get six wins. I am sure of that, but all the other games are losses or toss ups. Am I giving up on this years Tigers? Never, but no longer are the Tigers the powerhouse that most fans, including me thought they would be. I might even regret this post the day after, but I doubt it.

War Damn Eagle

Quick Picks - Week Seven

WarDamnZach — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 12:01:41 -0000

Kentucky at Auburn

WarDamnZach – Auburn 38-20

Jay Coulter – Auburn 35-21

Acid Reign – Auburn 29-16

War Eagle Atlanta – Auburn 36-21

S. Carolina at Alabama

WarDamnZach – Alabama 27-7

Jay Coulter – Alabama 28-21

Acid Reign – Alabama 34-9

War Eagle Atlanta – Alabama 31-19

Vandy at Georgia

WarDamnZach – Georgia 21-17

Jay Coulter – Georgia 35-7

Acid Reign – Georgia 16-5

War Eagle Atlanta – Georgia 24-12

Miss St at MTSU

WarDamnZach – Miss St 30-20

Jay Coulter – Miss St 28-14

Acid Reign – Miss St 35-14

War Eagle Atlanta – Miss St 20-14

Arkansas at Florida

WarDamnZach – Florida 47-20

Jay Coulter – Florida 63-35

Acid Reign – Florida 59-10

War Eagle Atlanta – Florida 42-28

UAB at Ole Miss

WarDamnZach – Ole Miss 35-10

Jay Coulter – Ole Miss 42-21

Acid Reign – Ole Miss 52-3

War Eagle Atlanta – Ole Miss 31-14

Season Standings:

War Eagle Atlanta 44-4

Jay Coulter 41-7

WarDamnZach 41-7

Acid Reign 40-8