Gig' Em Glory - Texas A&M Aggies

[The Hunted]

Yeah was a little to close to be honest, I don’t have that front 4 to get the QB running for his life. So this could be an interesting season.

[redsox907]

throwing it 47 times when you averaging 7 YPC is a bold strategy that almost got you caught lackin

[The Hunted]

throwing it 47 times when you averaging 7 YPC is a bold strategy that almost got you caught lackin

Yeah it wasn’t my finest hour. Not gonna lie. I was just trying to get used to Griffin a bit more. I realise I probably should’ve done that in the free practice but I know I’m not. I’m not gonna be Throwing the ball 40 to 50 times a game any more I’m just gonna run the ball 40 to 50 times a game. That’s how it’s gonna be because my stable of backs pretty damn good.

[The Hunted]

[The Hunted]

[The Hunted]

SEC WEEK 2 RECAP — STAT PADDING, UPSETS BREWING, AND THE SEC STARTS TO TAKE SHAPE

Week 2 didn’t deliver the chaos of opening weekend — but it delivered clarity.
Ole Miss and Texas A&M look every bit like top‑10 teams.
LSU and Alabama remain steady.
Georgia bounced back.
Oklahoma recovered.
Florida and Missouri kept rolling.
And Vanderbilt suddenly has one of the SEC’s most dangerous backs.

The SEC is already separating into tiers — and the big tests are coming in Week 3.

#2 Ole Miss — Still Rolling
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Ole Miss looks sharp, explosive, and in full control early.
Lane Kiffin’s offense hasn’t missed a beat.

#6 Texas A&M — A True Contender Early
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Texas A&M looks balanced, physical, and confident.
The Aggies are playing like a team with playoff expectations.

A massive road test at **#21 TCU** is next.

#7 LSU — Steady and Dangerous
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
LSU didn’t play this week, but they remain one of the SEC’s most complete teams.

Arizona State is next — and it’s a real test.

#9 Alabama — Defense Looking Nasty
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Alabama’s defense is already in midseason form.
Shaun Theus is up to **4 sacks**, and the Tide look locked in.

Notre Dame is coming to town — and it’s huge.

#10 Georgia — A Strong Response
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Georgia bounced back exactly the way a top‑10 team should.
The Bulldogs look refocused and dangerous.

Ohio State is next — and it’s a national spotlight game.

#15 Arkansas — Quietly Dominant
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Arkansas looks sharp, explosive, and efficient.
Zach Stewart already has **374 receiving yards**, one of the best starts in the country.

Texas Tech is next — and it’s a real measuring stick.

#18 Oklahoma — Back on Track
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Oklahoma responded well after the Week 1 stumble.
Bradley Keenoy is up to **7 receiving touchdowns**, a ridiculous early pace.

Nebraska is next — and it’s a massive test.

Tennessee — A Reality Check
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Tennessee cooled off after their Week 1 explosion.
Hasheem Ogundeji still leads the SEC with **8 passing TDs**, but consistency is the question.

Texas — A Tough Loss, but Still Dangerous
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Texas stumbled, but the Longhorns still look improved.
They’ll be fine — but the schedule isn’t getting easier.

#24 Florida — The Surprise Story Continues
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Florida is suddenly one of the SEC’s most explosive offenses.
Matthew Terrell, Max Stephen, and Alex Biggs are forming a scary trio.

Auburn — Back to Even
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Auburn bounced back with a clean win.
They’re still figuring out their identity.

Vanderbilt — A New Star Emerges
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
George Olawale is up to **277 rushing yards and 7 touchdowns** — one of the best starts in the nation.

Vandy suddenly has juice.

Missouri — Quietly 2–0
2–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Missouri looks sharp and disciplined.
A strong start for a team that needed one.

Mississippi State — Solid, but Not Spectacular
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Mississippi State is competitive, but still searching for an identity.

South Carolina — A Needed Win
1–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
South Carolina bounced back and avoided an 0–2 start.
Still lots of questions — but momentum helps.

Key SEC Games — Week 3

• **#6 Texas A&M at #21 TCU** — huge early test
• **#7 LSU at #17 Arizona State** — Tigers’ first real challenge
• **#20 Notre Dame at #9 Alabama** — national spotlight
• **#8 Ohio State at #10 Georgia** — playoff‑level matchup
• **#15 Arkansas at #14 Texas Tech** — Razorbacks’ first big test
• **#18 Oklahoma at #11 Nebraska** — Sooners need a statement

#2 Ole Miss -------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
#6 Texas A&M ------------------ 2–0 [0–0]
#7 LSU -------------------------- 1–0 [0–0]
#9 Alabama -------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
#10 Georgia ---------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
#15 Arkansas ------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
#18 Oklahoma -------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
Tennessee ---------------------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
Texas --------------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
#24 Florida ---------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Auburn ------------------------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
Vanderbilt --------------------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Kentucky ----------------------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
Missouri ----------------------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Mississippi State --------------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
South Carolina ------------------------------ 1–1 [0–0]

SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 2

PASSING
Yards: Manny Lawrence (Kentucky) — 715
TDs: Hasheem Ogundeji (Tennessee) — 8

RUSHING
Yards: George Olawale (Vanderbilt) — 277
TDs: George Olawale (Vanderbilt) — 7

RECEIVING
Yards: Zach Stewart (Arkansas) — 374
TDs: Bradley Keenoy (Oklahoma) — 7

DEFENSE
Tackles: Cameron Hamm (Kentucky) — 23
Sacks: Shaun Theus (Alabama) — 4
Interceptions: 5‑way tie — 2

[djp73]

Gotta find some spark in that offense

[The Hunted]

Gotta find some spark in that offense

Yeah I have a feeling that will be my downfall this year. BG15 doesn’t have the same accuracy as Royer or the arm strength. He had better wheels but his passes don’t have the same velocity, so the bombs are just not there.

Running is my only safe option.

[djp73]

[The Hunted]

Yeah that's going to be my mantra this year hahah.