I'll take:
LSU @ Mizzou -- Bengal tiger offense appears good enough to win any game, defense bad enough to lose any game, thus I see every game as a coin flip. That being the case, the homer in me takes the correct Tigers. There will be zero surprise, however, if Mizzou wins, or even wins big. The offense has to be near perfect to even make games a pick-'em, and they've been near perfect, but if it's a day where the offense doesn't have it, well....
W. Mich @ Clanga -- chance for hapless cowbells to pick up a W toward hopeful bowl eligibility
Bama @ aTm -- Interesting game in that Jimbo may be on the hot seat with a loss. He's been objectively worse than Sumlin, and the Ags didn't put up with that either. Aaron Murray made a good point about perception, I thought...that A&M could go 8-4 while winning this weekend and he's probably safe. On the other hand, if they go 8-4 with a loss to Bama, the "powers" are gonna be mighty restless. On the flip side, could this actually be a must-win for Saban? I'd like to think not because surely Alabama is smarter than to run off arguably the GOAT coach and get on the coaching carousel based on half a season, but man has that fanbase started to melt down since the Texas game. Bama does not want to get into a game where Milroe has to throw it, they'll want to run 70-80% of the time. That Gump OL has started looking better and better at run blocking and playing like their "biggest OL in football" title demands. That said, the A&M D-line looks for real, and if anybody can avoid getting knocked off the ball, they can. A&M will slow them down but Bama will get their yards and points. On the other side, I don't think A&M will be able to move the ball as much, so Bama is my pick, but not with much confidence.
Vandy @ Gators -- Bounce-back game for Florida. The admin and fans may be more patient but the media is already starting to lose their cool with Napier. Fortunately Vandy offers a mild enough speed-bump that Florida will live to fight another day.
UKan't @ Three-peat Hopefuls -- This has the trappings of an interesting game. Well-coached Wildcat team who genuinely believes they can win and looks like a tough out vs. a Dawg squad that has looked mortal this year and even pedestrian at times. It's fool's gold. Kentucky will be fired up but UGA will use this game to quiet their critics and by mid-3rd quarter at the latest it will be obvious Georgia's superior talent and depth is going to pull away to a lopsided score. Much of the second half probably won't be worth watching.
Pigs @ Rebears -- Arkansas' OL looks suspiciously not like a Sam Pittman OL. Like, they've been really bad outside of one game vs. LSU, and well, LSU is the worst defense in cfb. On the other hand, Ole Miss' front 7 is not nearly what A&M's front 7 is, so the Hawgs will probably show a little better than they did last week. But the Rebels have enough on both sides, I suspect, to win this one at home. If Piggy finds a way to close down Ole Miss' run game the story changes, but I don't think they can do it. The Fighting Eli's keep the Lane Train rolling into further delusions about being an upper tier SEC program.
Looks like I mostly favor the home teams, except for Bama and the homer pick. Seems reasonable.