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[The Hunted]

SEC WEEK 4 PREVIEW — THE FIRST REAL TESTS ARE HERE

Three weeks of tune‑ups, chaos, and early fireworks are behind us — but Week 4 is where the SEC finally hits the accelerator.
The pretenders get exposed.
The contenders get validated.
And the standings are about to look VERY different.

Arkansas — The Early Surprise
The Hogs sit alone atop the SEC with the league’s only conference win.
Wyatt Simmons is everywhere, the defense is flying around, and Arkansas suddenly looks… dangerous.

But Week 4 brings pressure.
Everyone is coming for that top spot.

#2 LSU — The Sleeping Giant
LSU hasn’t played an SEC game yet — but they’ve looked every bit like a national title contender.
Arch Manning is heating up.
Harlem Berry is already in midseason form.
And the Tigers are about to unleash hell on someone.

#5 Florida — The Quiet Killer
Florida hasn’t made noise yet… but they’re 2–0, efficient, and explosive.
This is the week they can make a statement.

#8 Ole Miss — The Air Raid Returns
Rakkim Honeycutt is torching secondaries.
The Rebels’ offense is humming.
And Week 4 is their chance to get back into the SEC race.

#19 Texas A&M — The Kameron Toure Show
347 yards.
5 touchdowns.
Toure is the most dangerous back in the SEC right now — and he’s carrying the Aggies.

What to Watch in Week 4

• **LSU’s first SEC game** — how dominant are they REALLY?
• **Ole Miss vs. anyone** — that passing attack is lethal
• **Texas A&M’s run game** — can Toure keep carrying the load?
• **Georgia’s offense** — Puglisi is on fire
• **Can Arkansas stay undefeated?**
• **Does Kentucky finally wake up?**

Week 4 is where the SEC stops warming up… and starts fighting.

Arkansas --------------------- 2–0 [1–0]
#2 LSU --------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
#5 Florida ------------------ 2–0 [0–0]
#22 Texas -------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
#8 Ole Miss ----------------- 1–1 [0–0]
#20 Oklahoma --------------- 1–1 [0–0]
#14 Georgia ----------------- 2–0 [0–0]
#19 Texas A&M -------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Alabama ------------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Auburn ------------------------------ 1–1 [0–1]
Missouri ---------------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Tennessee --------------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
South Carolina ---------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
Mississippi State ------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Vanderbilt -------------------------- 1–1 [0–0]
Kentucky ---------------------------- 0–2 [0–0]


SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 3

PASSING
Yards: Ryan Puglisi (Georgia) — 691
TDs: Kamario Taylor (Mississippi State) — 8

RUSHING
Yards: Kameron Toure (Texas A&M) — 347
TDs: Kameron Toure (Texas A&M) — 5

RECEIVING
Yards: Rakkim Honeycutt (Ole Miss) — 261
TDs: JJ Harrell (Mississippi State) — 5

DEFENSE
Tackles: Wyatt Simmons (Arkansas) — 20
Sacks: Nigel Smith II (Oklahoma) — 4.5
Interceptions: Andre Okanlawon (Texas A&M) — 2

[redsox907]

I see you Toure, but the big key is Baker playing complementary ball

[The Hunted]

I see you Toure, but the big key is Baker playing complementary ball

Facts. Toure can drag us a long way, but the whole thing only really clicks when Bryce Baker stays within himself and just keeps the chains moving. When he’s not forcing throws and just letting the playmakers cook, the offense actually looks balanced instead of chaotic.

If we get this version of Baker — efficient, steady, and letting Kameron Toure and the receivers do the heavy lifting — we’re gonna be a problem for people.

[The Hunted]

[The Hunted]

[The Hunted]

SEC WEEK 4 PREVIEW — THE FIRST REAL TESTS ARE HERE

Three weeks of tune‑ups, chaos, and early fireworks are behind us — but Week 4 is where the SEC finally hits the accelerator.
The pretenders get exposed.
The contenders get validated.
And the standings are about to look VERY different.

Arkansas — The Early Surprise
The Hogs sit alone atop the SEC with the league’s only conference win.
Wyatt Simmons is everywhere, the defense is flying around, and Arkansas suddenly looks… dangerous.

But Week 4 brings pressure.
Everyone is coming for that top spot.

#2 LSU — A New Era Begins

The Tigers are still 3–0, still loaded with talent, and still terrifying on defense…
but this is the first week where we find out what the **post‑Manning, post‑Berry LSU** really looks like.

A new quarterback.
A committee backfield.
A defense carrying the load.

This is LSU’s reset button — and Week 4 is the reveal.

#15 Florida — The Quiet Killer
Florida hasn’t made noise yet… but they’re efficient, explosive, and dangerous.
This is the week they can make a statement.

#7 Ole Miss — The Air Raid Returns
Rakkim Honeycutt is torching secondaries.
The Rebels’ offense is humming.
And Week 4 is their chance to get back into the SEC race.

#13 Texas A&M — The Kameron Toure Show
466 yards.
9 touchdowns.
Toure is the most dangerous back in the SEC right now — and he’s carrying the Aggies.

What to Watch in Week 4

• **LSU’s first SEC game without Arch & Berry** — who steps up?
• **Ole Miss vs. anyone** — that passing attack is lethal
• **Texas A&M’s run game** — can Toure keep carrying the load?
• **Georgia’s offense** — Puglisi is on fire
• **Can Arkansas stay undefeated?**
• **Does Kentucky finally wake up?**

Week 4 is where the SEC stops warming up… and starts fighting.

Arkansas --------------------- 3–0 [1–0]
#2 LSU --------------------- 3–0 [0–0]
#15 Florida ---------------- 2–1 [0–0]
#7 Ole Miss --------------- 2–1 [0–0]
#12 Georgia --------------- 2–0 [0–0]
#13 Texas A&M ------------ 3–0 [0–0]
#19 Oklahoma ------------ 2–1 [0–0]
Texas --------------------------- 1–2 [0–0]
Alabama ------------------------ 3–0 [0–0]
Auburn ------------------------------ 2–1 [0–1]
Missouri ---------------------------- 2–0 [0–0]
Tennessee --------------------------- 3–0 [0–0]
Mississippi State ------------------- 3–0 [0–0]
South Carolina ---------------------- 2–1 [0–0]
Vanderbilt -------------------------- 2–1 [0–0]
Kentucky ---------------------------- 1–2 [0–0]

SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 4

PASSING
Yards: Raekwon Colman (Vanderbilt) — 1,085
TDs: Walker White (Arkansas) — 12

RUSHING
Yards: Kameron Toure (Texas A&M) — 466
TDs: Taylor Zunega (Alabama) — 9

RECEIVING
Yards: Andre Brown (Vanderbilt) — 365
TDs: JJ Harrell (Mississippi State) — 5

DEFENSE
Tackles: Angelo Bishop (Vanderbilt) — 29
Sacks: Kavion Henderson (Arkansas) — 5
Interceptions: Silas Darr (Kentucky) — 3

[Soapy]

season starts now

[Caesar]

Big time win against Ohio State there

[redsox907]

needed that one in a real way

i know you were sweating bullets at the half

[The Hunted]

season starts now

No doubt — the real grind kicks in from here. Beating a top‑five team is huge, but the SEC doesn’t care about résumés. Now it’s about proving this wasn’t a one‑off and that the run game and defense can carry that momentum into conference play.

Big time win against Ohio State there

Massive. That’s the kind of win that flips a season’s trajectory. Going into Columbus and out‑toughing them in the second half says a lot about where this team is mentally — especially with Kameron Toure and the front seven playing at that level.

needed that one in a real way

i know you were sweating bullets at the half

Oh, absolutely. Down 16–0 on the road with the offense stuck in mud? I was already drafting the “moral victory” post in my head. Then the run game woke up, the defense started hunting, and Rashad Johnson Jr. decided to flip the whole stadium with that scoop‑and‑score.

If this team can bottle that second‑half energy, things get real interesting.