SEC WEEK 7 RECAP

A very intriguing week of SEC football.

#14 Miami Vs. #8 Florida

This was a great defensive battle. Florida’s 4 TOs to Miami’s 1 TO would make you believe this game should’ve ended in a Miami blowout but, the Hurricanes offense couldn’t produce or get going as they were inconsistent all night long. Florida took advantage of the great field position they got on virtually every drive and did enough to pull out the win. Florida’s defense deserves the credit for keeping the Miami offense in a daze every time they touched the pigskin.

X-Factor

Florida’s resilience

#14 Miami 28 – #8 Florida 31

Clemson Vs. #9 Kentucky

Kentucky got out to a 24-10 lead but, Clemson stormed back and scored 28 unanswered points to take a 38-24 lead. A game of swings, one could say. Kentucky could’ve folded and gave up, but they knew a spot in the playoff was on the line. QB Scott Pinesaw and RB Taylor Copley led the charge for Kentucky to score the last 17 points in this one to come out victorious.

X-Factor

Kentucky’s offense

Clemson 38 – #9 Kentucky 41

Tennessee Vs. Auburn

A battle between the winless. Tennessee got out to an early 21-7 lead; Auburn responded with 21 points before the half. Auburn offense came to play, and they just kept pouring it on in the 2nd half. They outscored the Vols 28-15 in the 2nd half.

X-Factor

Auburn QB Jason Lemmy 33-39 for 511 passing yards with 5 TDs & 6 carries for 75 rushing yards with 2 TDs

Tennessee 39 – Auburn 56

#3 Alabama Vs. #5 FSU

FSU QB Jim Carr wouldn’t be denied this week as he looked determined to secure a playoff spot in these last two weeks. A close game through the most of 3 quarters, but FSU hit a switch and pulled away. Alabama is a great team and primed to bounce back next week.

X-Factor

FSU QB Jim Carr 29-48 for 495 passing yards with 6 TDs & 4 carries for -15 rushing yards with a TD

#3 Alabama 23 – #5 FSU 49