Week 10 in the SEC delivered five striking results: Georgia ended Ole Miss’ long home streak in a rout, Kentucky’s turnover-free run collapsed, and Alabama won big despite being heavily outgained. Georgia also continued its first-half dominance, while Vanderbilt kicker Brock Taylor set a school record to secure a narrow win.

By the Numbers
  • Georgia beat Ole Miss 42-7, ending the Rebels’ 16-game home winning streak.
  • Kentucky committed 3 turnovers against Tennessee after 4 straight games without one; the Wildcats lost 34-6.
  • Alabama beat LSU 31-13 despite being outgained 457-285, a 172-yard difference.
  • Georgia has outscored opponents 230-57 in first halves this season, including 108-14 in first quarters.
  • Vanderbilt’s Brock Taylor made a school-record 6 field goals, including kicks from 54 and 55 yards, in a 25-23 win.
Yes, But

The box score didn’t tell the whole story in Alabama’s win: LSU piled up yards and first downs but went 0-for-4 on fourth down and failed to capitalize on its drives. Kentucky also moved the ball against Tennessee, but its turnovers proved decisive.

Bottom Line

Week 10 underscored how much execution in key moments can outweigh yardage: Georgia set the tone early, Alabama finished strong, and Taylor’s leg made the difference for Vanderbilt.