SEC QB passer rating vs top 35 defense (SP+): 1. Sam Leavitt: 165.5 2. Kamario Taylor: 161.1 3. Gunner Stockton: 144.8 4. Tramell Jones Jr.: 142.9 5. Kenny Minchey: 139.7 6. Arch Manning: 133.7 7. Aaron Philo: 132.7 8. John Mateer: 132.0 9. Keelon Russell: 129.5 10. Trinidad Chambliss: 121.2 11. George MacIntyre: 118.8 12. LaNorris Sellers: 115.8 13. Byrum Brown: 115.0 14. Parker Puckett: 108.8 15. KJ Jackson: 106.0 16. Faizon Brandon: 90.5 17. Marcel Reed: 86.7

Sam Leavitt LEADS THE COUNTRY in passer rating, yards per attempt, and PFF grade when facing a top-35 defense Elite QB, and if LSU goes on a run in November, he'll be in the Heisman conversation

Alabama has suddenly been struggling to run the ball again. Run game was very good through first 6 weeks. Possible that the center is just that important, but something to watch moving forward

Sam Leavitt has added 12 more points of value passing the ball than the No. 2 ranked passer in the SEC. Leavitt is everything that LSU paid for, and he’s far better than he was at Arizona State Kiffin and Co have built another star quarterback

TeamRankings five luckiest teams in CFB 1. Kentucky 2. UTSA 3. Stanford 4. Middle Tennessee 5. UCLA TeamRankings five unluckiest teams in CFB 1. Penn State 2. Kennesaw State 3. Navy 4. Hawai'i 5. Syracuse

Not sure why LSU fans are dunking on Frank Wilson after Ole Miss struggled to run the ball on the road vs the best defense in the SEC Last week Ole Miss ran the ball at will vs a very good run defense It was just a bad week

This is fair, and LSU will have to prove it can beat a good team in November. Nobody is claiming that LSU has an impressive win

Kentucky would have very strong argument to be ranked No. 1 in College Football Playoff rankings Best strength of record, and I think Kentuckys resume is better than Miami’s right now Ohio State would have an argument too, though

SEC Teams | Adjusted Points Per Drive • Florida's offense is good • Ole Miss and Texas are both top-5 teams in the SEC, and both playoff contenders • Kentucky and Tennessee are good, but probably not good enough to make CFP runs • Georgia, Bama, LSU top 3 teams in SEC in my opinion

this is why we have standings AND predictive metrics I know games are what matters. I think Kentucky should be ranked 1 in the CFP Poll if it dropped now that doesn't mean I think Kentucky will be better than LSU moving forward, good news is that we'll have games to find out

Sam Leavitt's PFF grade is better than any other QB in the SEC The only SEC QB with a better QBR than Sam Leavitt is Georgia's Gunner Stockton

SEC adjusted EPA/play. 1st graphic all FBS games. Second only SEC play. • On paper, LSU is elite. We'll see if the Tigers can back it up in November. • I still think the Ole Miss offense is very good • Kentucky offense moving in the right direction • Texas and Tennessee will need the defense to carry

I’m not sure we watched the same game

Market-implied SEC power ratings after Wk 8 (vs. avg SEC team): 1. Georgia +13.0 2. Alaama +9.5 3. LSU +8.8 4. Texas +7.4 5. Ole Miss +6.8 6. Tenn +3.4 7. Florida +0.7 8. Mizzou -0.6 9. Oklahoma -0.9 10. Kentucky-2.1 11. Auburn -3.4 12. Texas A&M -4.2 13. MSU -5.1 14. South Carolina -5.4 15. Vanderbilt -12.9 16. Arkansas -15.1

Will Kentucky and Florida make the CFP?

The first one was funny, but all the new ones are worse and feel forced, it’s getting old fast

I know people don’t like the nerdy stats, but EPA and post game win expectancy have far more predictive power than wins / losses I’m not talking about the past, I’m saying everything points to LSU being a better team than Kentucky right now. Idc what happened 3 weeks ago

I didn't know trick plays counted for less points