Sep 25, 2026 3:56 PM
Updated Sep 25, 2026 4:03 PM

Somehow, we are already 4 weeks into the College Football season! After a week full of big games and upsets, Week 4 yields some fun matchups and promises to continue the chaos that is college football!

Each week, the Auburn Roundtable team will be picking the SEC games and seeing if they can have the best record by the end of the year!

STANDINGS THROUGH WEEK 3:

ZAC: 37-3

CHRISTIAN: 37-3

TREY: 35-5

MICHAEL: 34-6

Texas at Tennessee

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ZAC BLACKERBY: Texas 28 Tennessee 21

CHRISTIAN RAUH: I think this game is extremely close, one that's not expected, but the Longhorns find a way to win on the road. Texas 24-21

TREY LEE: Faizon Brandon faces his toughest test to date in the Longhorn defense. I think this one is close at half, but Texas takes control in the second half.

Texas 31 Tennessee 14

MICHAEL BRAUNER: Tennessee (to win)


South Alabama at Kentucky

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ZAC: Kentucky 31 South Alabama 13

CHRISTIAN: I think Kentucky continues to prove a point that they are not the same Wildcats under Will Stein. Kentucky 38-17

TREY: Kentucky continues their momentum after a huge win against A&M.

Kentucky 35 South Alabama 10

MICHAEL: South Alabama (Cover)

Ole Miss at Florida

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ZAC: Ole Miss 34 Florida 31

CHRISTIAN: I think Florida could be the real deal and not just them playing well one week against Auburn. Ole Miss struggles with missed tackles. Florida wins 31-24.

TREY: I was wrong on both these teams last week. Trinidad Chambliss is the truth. 

Ole Miss 37 Florida 24

MICHAEL: Florida

Oklahoma at Georgia

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ZAC: Georgia 28 Oklahoma 14

CHRISTIAN: Oklahoma's defense is good, but not good enough to beat Georgia. I'm very concerned about the Sooners' offensive situations. Georgia 36, Oklahoma 14.

TREY: Georgia's first real test of the season makes it to the 3rd quarter before it turns into a blowout.

Georgia 45 Oklahoma 27

MICHAEL: Georgia (cover)

Vanderbilt at Auburn

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ZAC: Auburn 27 Vanderbilt 21

CHRISTIAN: This feels like a must-win for the Auburn Tigers after losing the SEC opener at home to Florida in embarrassing fashion. I think they go out and make a statement against the freshman quarterback and prove that Alex Golesh is the right hire. Auburn 38-24.

TREY: Auburn avenges the past 2 years and finally defeats Clarke Lea and the Commodores.

Auburn 31 Vanderbilt 17

MICHAEL: Vanderbilt (Cover)

South Carolina at Alabama

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ZAC: Alabama 35 South Carolina 24

CHRISTIAN: The Tide struggled early against Florida State last week, and South Carolina could possibly do the same, especially if they get pressure on their young signal caller. This one could be closer than expected. Alabama 27-21

TREY: Alabama's offense is buzzing currently. South Carolina started well last week but couldn't finish the job. Bama continues their offensive explosion.

Alabama 42 South Carolina 24

MICHAEL: South Carolina (Cover)

Texas A&M at LSU

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ZAC: LSU 27 TAMU 17

CHRISTIAN: Both teams are looking to get right after heartbreaking losses last week. The question is, which team do you think will respond the best? In this case, I'll go with the home team: LSU wins 31-23.

TREY: Both teams are looking to bounce back after losses last week. I'll take the Bayou Bengals with Sam Leavitt getting back on track. 

LSU 34 Texas A&M 21

MICHAEL: LSU (Win + Cover)

Missouri at Mississippi State

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ZAC: Missouri 24 Miss State 21

CHRISTIAN: This might be one of the highest-scoring games of the weekend, especially between two AP top 25 teams. The Kamario Taylor magic rides again for one more week. Mississippi State wins 42-31.

TREY: Both these teams have handled business through the first 3 weeks of the season. I think Mississippi State's defense makes a key stop late to stay undefeated.

Mississippi State 28 Missouri 21

MICHAEL: MS State (Win + Cover)

Tulsa at Arkansas

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ZAC: Arkansas 27 Tulsa 21

CHRISTIAN: I was actually surprised seeing Arkansas favored in this one after how they've played so far this season and with Tulsa already with a Power 4 victory over Oklahoma State. The Razorbacks desperately need a win, as their program is already in shambles. I think they find it here. They win 30-21.

TREY: We could be approaching Chad Morris-level bad in Fayettville. A good Tulsa team gives the Hogs a scare.

Arkansas 17 Tulsa 10

MICHAEL: Tulsa (Cover)

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