[Bamabeachlivin]

If you haven't already realized it, LSU's upset loss at Kentucky means Alabama is tied for first atop the SEC West heading into next weekend's showdown with Tennessee. That rivalry game, by the way, will be an odd morning affair on Lincoln Financial Sports, courtesy of the Wildcats' big win. CBS has selected Florida and Kentucky for its national broadcast.
So what do you make of Alabama's 27-24 victory at Ole Miss?
A win is a win is a win, I suppose. But the Crimson Tide had more than enough chances to finish off the Rebels before the replay official finally did. Then again, Alabama charged back with 10 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, which is another sign of an upgrade from last season. Coach Nick Saban also deserves credit for being right on the top of the game's pivotal play, seeing the receiver step out and knowing to call a timeout and demand a replay. It may have saved the game.
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[Lefty Noob]

I see that - LSU, Bama and Auburn all have 3-1 conference records. Who do you think has the edge going forward?

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Bamabeachlivin

If you haven't already realized it, LSU's upset loss at Kentucky means Alabama is tied for first atop the SEC West heading into next weekend's showdown with Tennessee.
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Your welcome

[Stoney]

Alabama has the edge the question is can they keep it?