in his “Mid-Term Test”, and, suprisingly, he doesn’t rip Bobby Petrino in any of them.

in earnest. Here’s an oldie, but a goodie from the one and only DeviceHigh:

a little off.

He’s kidding himself if he thinks this isn’t a huge game for the fans, players, and Brothers Petrino.

This from ESPN.com SEC blogger Chris Low.

The toughest part of what was a brutal schedule would appear to be behind Arkansas, which has managed to hang in there pretty well. The Hogs (3-3, 1-3) were a couple of missed field goals and a couple of brutal calls by officials away from knocking off No. 1 Florida last week in the Swamp. The game Arkansas would love to have back is that 52-41 loss to Georgia at home the third week of the season. But since that game, the Hogs’ defense has improved dramatically. They sacked Florida quarterback Tim Tebow six times last Saturday in their 23-20 loss to the Gators. Some injuries on offense have watered down their stable of playmakers, but they’re still third in the SEC in total offense and averaging 34.5 points per game.

Coaches and players say the focus this week is on Mississippi football, not their head coach or the Florida near-miss.

Bobby Petrino essentially says that he’s stuck with Alex Tejada and that Michael Smith is improving.

Notes from the weekly Mississippi coach’s press conference suggest they could be down 3 significant players this week.

Finebaum and his arrogance make me wish the Florida and Alabama team planes would pull a Marshall.

At least one Auburn writer is asking a question many people have wondered for a while.

Georgia’s Geno Atkins clearly wants more playing time.

Mississippi State is pulling out all the stops for their game against Florida this weekend.  Sorry Bulldogs…it won’t be enough, even if you out-play the Gators.

The LSU offense has followed the frustrating trend of checking with the sideline right when you think the ball is about to be snapped.

Offensive line problems continue to plague South Carolina this season.

Tennessee is back on the field, preparing for their annual rivalry game against Alabama.

The Kentucky win at Auburn could spark a nice run for Rich Brooks’ crew this year.