1. - I thought they would put up 100 to be sure.
2. - Jordan Jefferson because he knows that touchdown passes are only good when thrown to players wearing your same uniform.

- We need another week to clarify the situation, though at this point Ole Miss is calling the shots in the West, and UGA followed by USC in the East. Everyone else is picking up the scraps.

- LSU has slid this year, and Ole Miss and USC have risen, putting all three into the same rough bracket; these are the 4th-6th best teams, and you can pick the order. Which is to say – none of the results are really outliers.

- You can only draw conclusions from a glorified scrimmage if things don’t go according to script… and 70-19 is pretty close (except perhaps the performance of whatever string defence was in for the second half. But for a heavyweight – which doesn’t need to pad the win total – giving the backups no-pressure live action is the only reason for a game like this.)

- Jefferson – Lee’s confidence might be shot for good and Hatch is a scrambler who can’t throw. But Jefferson could mature into a really solid player.

—No way a bowl selects Vandy over LSU. Did you see the game against Tennessee? It’s their most successful season since 1982 against an ostensible rival, and their small stadium had a noticeable amount of empty seats. Disappointed LSU will show up better anywhere.

—At this point, I have to say LSU over South Carolina. Which is very surprising.

—A.

—C.

1. Vandy gets left out. They needed to win out to make the Peach Bowl. If Ole Miss wins the Egg Bowl and gets a Cotton Bowl bid, the question will be whether the Outback go against tradition and takes LSU instead of South Carolina, which could leave Carolina in the Peach.

2. I don’t think any of the games are outliers. These are three middling to decent teams, so it’s not surprising that they beat up on each other. It’s also worth noting that this Ole Miss team shows all the classic characteristics of a Houston Nutt team: great against ranked rivals, inexplicably bad against other teams.

3. Whatever. They had 49 in the second quarter. It could have been 150-0 if Urban had wanted it that way.

4. Who knows. Probably Jefferson.

I actually put Ole Miss, USC and LSU all on the same level. Just middle of the pack

Whatever. UF is playing for style points here and just ran up the score. Funny how it did nothing for them, being jumped by OU and Tejas. They are hot right now but will be humbled in one of their next two games, if not both.

Jefferson should play the rest of the way. Lee and the other guy did a fine job holding down the fort but i would go with Jefferson the rest of the way.