After the infamous thrown shoe by Marco Wilson last year against LSU, the Florida Gators are 4-8 and desperately searching for answers. Dan Mullen fired his defensive and running game coordinators, but he knows more answers will be needed soon to satisfy Gator nation.

The college football season is already in week 10, which means remaining games are becoming more and more crucial for teams with college football playoff hopes. But with plenty of room for potential chaos, the playoff committee could end up being in a tough spot.

The Florida Gators face a tall task this weekend in Jacksonville as they square off against top-ranked rival Georgia. Dan Mullen will need to make a decision about who to start at QB, but the Gators will need to produce impressive numbers to stand a chance against the Dawg's D.

Many historic rivalries in college football have been one-sided as of late, and this includes the 'Third Saturday in October' rivalry between Tennessee and Alabama. The Tide have won 14 straight, and it will take a lot from Josh Heupel and the Vols to make it competitive this year.

Years after leaving Tennessee as the ultimate villain, Lane Kiffin will once again be a head coach in Neyland Stadium, this time trying to settle an old score from the visitor's sideline.

The two teams in the SEC — and most likely the country — that have stood far and above the rest so far this season are Georgia and Alabama. But as the only other undefeated team in the SEC, the Kentucky Wildcats have exceeded expectations and are continuing to impress.

Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels will travel to Tuscaloosa on Saturday looking for a statement win over the No. 1 ranked Crimson Tide. Kiffin will try to become the first former assistant of Nick Saban to defeat his former boss on the gridiron.

After a hard-fought win at the Swamp over Florida, college football fans and media alike are keeping a close eye on the vulnerability of the Crimson Tide. While Saban and Co. don't look as dominant as last year's championship team, they still have all the tools capable to win the SEC.

Olin Buchanan takes his weekly look around the Southeastern Conference, taking note of who's hot, who's not, who to watch and more. This week he takes a closer look at the Auburn Tigers, who have started hot but still have plenty to prove under Bryan Harsin.

Following a disappointing loss to UCLA in the season opener, LSU faithful are left wondering if the Tigers' season will be as much of a letdown as the previous. And with five ranked opponents still on the schedule, it is starting to look like Ed O will have to coach for his job.

Just before College Football gets underway on Saturday, the news dropped that Texas A&M is extending Jimbo Fisher's contract. While much of the mainstream media pokes fun at the decision, the impact Fisher is making and already has made at A&M tells a different story.

It seems as if every year, many Aggies are snubbed from all-conference honors by the Southeastern Conference media and coaches. With Texas A&M ranked fifth and knocking on the doorstep of the playoff, that should change this season.

One year after winning the national championship, LSU is likely to finish 3-7. With poor results on the field, star players opting out and off-field allegations arising, Ed Orgeron's program has had a 2020 season to forget.

While other conferences are exploring possible changes in their policies to create easier paths to the College Football Playoff for their members, the Southeastern Conference seems to be set on playing the entirety of its previously agreed-upon 10-game schedule for all teams.

LSU is a far cry from the 2019 national champion Tigers that steamrolled their way to a title. This year, the Tigers are in danger of setting a record for the fewest wins following a championship and to avoid doing so, they must upset the... Arkansas Razorbacks.

The coaching carousel could be less crowded at season's end as programs across the country look to save some money by not paying outrageous buy-outs. Four head coaches in the SEC could retain their jobs thanks to such cost-cutting measures.

The LSU-Auburn football rivalry has long been one of the most tightly contested battles in the SEC with each program being highly ranked over the last 20 years. This year's battle should also be a close one, but this time it's because both sides come into the matchup struggling.

Passing offenses are experiencing more success than ever in the Southeastern Conference, but there are a handful of programs that can't seem to get it going through the air. A few teams might be looking to make a change at quarterback before long.