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Week 6 in the SEC delivered upsets, overtime thrillers and one unforgettable postgame press conference! Jim recaps every SEC game and previews the Week 7 slate and gives his weekly predictions.
00:00 Intro: New Studio + Sponsor DMS01:24 Georgia 20, Alabama 1706:04 Oklahoma 27, Texas 2409:01 Kentucky 35, LSU 34 (OT)12:22 Tennessee 24, Arkansas 1714:12 Missouri 27, Texas A&M 6 + Elko's Comments17:26 Ole Miss 52, Vanderbilt 1719:10 South Carolina 38, Florida 1920:59 Week 7 Preview: Florida at Texas23:40 Mississippi State at LSU25:39 Alabama at Tennessee: Third Saturday in October28:40 Auburn at Georgia30:13 Missouri at Ole Miss31:26 Kentucky at Oklahoma34:36 Arkansas at Vanderbilt35:46 The Citadel at Texas A&M36:51 Wrap-Up
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Week 5 review: Keelon Russell and Alabama roll Mississippi State 56-23. Missouri stuns No. 8 Florida 45-17 and holds Jadan Baugh to 13 yards. Will Stein goes for two in overtime and Kentucky completes a 17-point comeback at South Carolina. DeSean Bishop runs for 220 as Tennessee gets past Auburn. Plus Georgia over Vanderbilt, Texas A&M over Arkansas, and LSU over McNeese.
Week 6 preview and picks: Georgia at Alabama in a battle of 5-0 teams with College GameDay and President Trump in Tuscaloosa. Texas and Oklahoma meet in the Red River Rivalry. Also on the slate: South Carolina at Florida, Ole Miss at Vanderbilt, Tennessee at Arkansas, Texas A&M at Missouri, and LSU at Kentucky.
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Is Florida back? 🐊 Jim Miller breaks down every SEC Week 4 game and makes his picks for Week 5.
On Episode 6 of Sports with Just Jim, Jim goes back to Neyland Stadium, where No. 1 Texas held on against Tennessee 20–17 behind Colin Simmons' record day and 10 team sacks. He also covers Kamario Taylor's comeback win over Missouri that moved Mississippi State to 4–0, LSU holding Marcel Reed to −13 rushing yards, Georgia's 85-yard fumble-return touchdown against Oklahoma, Keelon Russell's big night in Tuscaloosa, Florida putting 52 on No. 4 Ole Miss in the Swamp, and Auburn's first SEC home win in 671 days.
Then Jim previews the full Week 5 slate and makes his picks for each game, including a Kentucky upset pick he calls a lock.
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College football is the best, isn't it? In Episode 5 of Sports with Just Jim, Jim Miller breaks down a wild Week 3 in the SEC and previews a loaded Week 4.
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Week 2 delivered chaos, and Jim breaks it all down: Texas erases a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit to stun No. 1 Ohio State 24-23, Arch Manning arrives, and Ryan Day faces new questions after blowing a third straight big game. Plus, Alabama's second-half onslaught buries Kentucky, and Oklahoma's offense no-shows in a home loss to Michigan. Then it's on to Week 3 — headlined by Lane Kiffin's first game back in Oxford as Ole Miss hosts LSU, plus Kentucky at Texas A&M, Florida-Auburn's rivalry renewal at Jordan-Hare, and a Georgia blowout special in Fayetteville. Scores, stats, predictions and Jim's signature no-filter takes on every game that matters in the SEC.
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Week 1 of SEC football is in the books, and Jim's got takes. LSU obliterated Clemson 51-10 in Lane Kiffin's Tiger Stadium debut — Sam Leavitt threw for 230 and ran for two more, and Jim thinks Dabo Swinney needs a long look in the mirror. Jon Sumrall's Florida debut was a party in The Swamp (66-21 over FAU) behind Jadan Baugh's historic day on the ground. Oklahoma shut out UTEP 51-0, Auburn survived Baylor 17-16 in Alex Golesh's first win, and Ole Miss outlasted Louisville 41-38 in what might've been the game of the week. Then Jim previews four Week 2 games worth circling: Oklahoma-Michigan, Utah-Arkansas, the Ohio State-Texas showdown in Austin, and the first SEC-on-SEC clash of the year — Kentucky hosting Alabama.
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Week 1 is finally here, and Jim Miller is breaking down every big storyline from the opening weeks of college football. On this episode: Florida State's ugly win over New Mexico State has Tallahassee fans booing and Mike Norvell's seat getting hotter by the week; Bill Belichick and North Carolina pick up a signature win over TCU in Dublin while Jaden Craig and the Horned Frogs look lost; Virginia announces itself as a real ACC contender with a blowout of NC State in front of the first sellout crowd at Scott Stadium in almost 20 years; and USC and Stanford get called out for showing up to their own home openers with half-empty stadiums. Plus, a loaded slate of SEC week one previews — Lane Kiffin's LSU debut and the ongoing legal fight over NFL players returning to college, Dabo Swinney's quarterback change at Clemson, DJ Lagway's fresh start at Baylor, the Auburn-Baylor game getting yanked from Jordan-Hare to Atlanta, and new starting quarterbacks at Tennessee and Alabama. If you love college football talk with strong opinions and zero filter, hit play on this week's episode of Sports with Just Jim. @just_jimmiller #sportswithjustjim
Just Jim kicks off the season with the SEC's coaching carousel and the best of week zero. Six programs open under new leadership: Lane Kiffin at LSU, Pete Golding at Ole Miss, Alex Golesh at Auburn, Jon Sumrall at Florida, Will Stein at Kentucky, and Ryan Silverfield at Arkansas — Jim ranks the hires and sizes up each team's ceiling heading into year one. Then it's on to the games: TCU and North Carolina open the season across the pond in Dublin, NC State heads to Virginia, and Memphis travels to UNLV. Jim breaks down what's worth watching in all three.
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