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Georgia stole a win in Tuscaloosa, Alabama fans responded by throwing things, DeBoer went full sideline meltdown on his own cornerback, and Arch Manning handed Oklahoma a miracle on a silver platter. Just another October Saturday in this conference.
Lane Kiffin walked back into Oxford and immediately lost. Texas A&M dropped a 16.5-point home game to unranked Kentucky. Oklahoma survived New Mexico 14-6 while its own student section chanted 'Fire Arbuckle.' Week 3 delivered everything.
Arch Manning spent the week apologizing for finding a deepfake of his coach slapping a reporter 'hilarious,' while Lane Kiffin prepared to stroll back into Oxford wearing LSU purple like the world's most self-aware antagonist.
The SEC survived its own civil war with LSU, Arch Manning saved the Longhorns and maybe Steve Sarkisian's dignity, and Alabama spent a half reminding everyone that entropy is real. Normal stuff.
SEC Media Days opened this morning in Tampa — the first time Florida has hosted this beautiful disaster — and the conference descended on the JW Marriott with three years of title drought, six new head coaches, and Lane Kiffin lurking at the end of the week like a final boss.
Lane Kiffin gave a four-hour interview to Vanity Fair, said the quiet part loud about recruiting to Oxford, apologized, and somehow made Ole Miss fans even angrier — all while Texas crashed the preseason All-SEC party with 16 picks and zero apologies.
It is the final official visit weekend before the dead period, Lane Kiffin has added eight commitments in June alone, and he already promised LSU fans a national championship on a podcast. Nobody is sleeping.
Steve Sarkisian walked into SEC spring meetings and called his Ole Miss "basket weaving" comment a "poor choice of words." Lane Kiffin, who went full Trappist monk on Twitter after his own Ole Miss grenade, showed up in Miramar Beach and reminded everyone silence is a skill he has not mastered in person.
