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  1. CFBKirby Smart says he is not excited about the SEC ending its championship game but has accepted the decision.
  2. CFBNo. 1 Georgia hosts No. 22 Missouri today at 3:30 PM ET, after a 42-7 win at Ole Miss.
  3. CFBColorado upsets No. 14 Houston 42-32, its first win over a top-15 team since 2007.
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Georgia header: the Athens skyline behind a stadium, stadium lit for a home game. Today: Missouri at Georgia, 3:30 PM ET.

Game day · Sat, Nov 14

3:30 PM ET

vs No. 22 Missouri

Sanford Stadium, Athens · ABC, Disney+

Record8–1

No. 1 · 1st in the SEC · 6–1 in conference

Last W 42–7 at No. 10 Ole Miss · Sat, Nov 7

No. 1 in the 30-second version

Kirby Smart says he is not excited about the SEC ending its championship game but has accepted the decision.

The SEC announced Nov. 9 that its 2026 championship game will be the last, ending a run that began in 1992. Speaking with Paul Finebaum in an interview shared by SEC Network, Smart called the game one of the country's greatest sporting events.

Source: HEAVY

Ole Miss's College Football Playoff hopes look slim after its loss to Georgia, a fan blog says.

Red Cup Rebellion, a fan site, says Ole Miss is 6-3 (4-3 SEC) and ranked 19th, and that it needs a lot of upsets to return to the playoff. The site cites injuries, including Kewan Lacy, who is done for the year, turnovers from Trinidad Chambliss, and secondary injuries that have kept Ole Miss from playing a full game with its first-choice lineup.

Source: Red Cup Rebellion

No. 2 in the 30-second version

No. 1 Georgia hosts No. 22 Missouri today at 3:30 PM ET, after a 42-7 win at Ole Miss.

Are your Georgia Bulldogs taking on a high-quality SEC opponent and looking to avoid another hangover following a big road victory? Then you could probably use a drink. I can help you with that. Stop me if you’ve heard this one. Kirby Smart’s team went on the road and decisively handled a top 10 opponent.

Source: Dawg Sports

SEC standings

TeamWLCONF
Georgia816-1
Alabama725-2
Kentucky725-2
Texas724-2
Tennessee724-2
Ole Miss634-3
South Carolina634-3
LSU633-3
Missouri633-3
Oklahoma543-3
Florida543-4
Auburn543-4
Mississippi State452-5
Texas A&M451-5
Vanderbilt451-5
Arkansas361-5

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No. 3 in the 30-second version

Colorado upsets No. 14 Houston 42-32, its first win over a top-15 team since 2007.

The Buffaloes trailed 20-7 in the second quarter, then scored four straight touchdowns on big plays by four different players and fans stormed the field at Folsom Field. Deion Sanders' job security was widely questioned before the win, and the Buffaloes improved to 4-6 overall and 2-5 in the Big 12. Colorado needs two more wins to become bowl eligible, and the win was its first over a top-15 opponent since 2007.

Sources: USA TODAY Sports · Roundtable Sports · Buffaloes Wire · Yahoo Sports

No. 4 UCLA holds off Illinois 22-14 on a rainy night to improve to 10-0.

Ty Dieffenbach left late in the second quarter with an injury and returned in the third quarter to lead the Bruins. Aidan Mizell caught six passes for 176 yards and a touchdown, and UCLA forced three takeaways, according to The Sporting Tribune. The Sporting Tribune said the 10-0 start is UCLA's first since 1998.

Sources: ESPN · The Sporting Tribune · UCLA Wire · Roundtable Sports

Ole Miss-Oklahoma game moves to Sunday after Ole Miss travel problems tied to Friday's FAA ground stop.

The SEC announced the game will kick off at 1 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 15, and the television network has not been determined. Oklahoma athletic director Roger Denny objected strongly, saying Commissioner Greg Sankey told the school that failing to play on Sunday would result in a forfeit.

Sources: USA TODAY Sports · Roundtable Sports · ESPN · CBS Sports

Tennessee running back Daune Morris broke a leg in a car accident, reportedly ending his season.

ESPN reported Morris's injuries were non-life-threatening and the school announced the news. CBS Sports said Morris was second on the team in rushing, and Rocky Top Talk reported he had 66 carries for 434 yards and serves as the kick returner, a role that could go to Qua Moss.

Sources: ESPN · CBS Sports · Rocky Top Talk

Alabama visits Vanderbilt today at 12:45 PM ET, with Austin Mack expected to start at QB.

ESPN sources and CBS Sports both report Alabama will start Mack, with starter Keelon Russell (ankle) expected to be available if needed. CBS reports the move gives Russell another week to heal, and Alabama is 7-2 after a 31-13 win at No. 14 LSU. Vanderbilt is 4-5 and has lost four of its last five games.

Sources: ESPN · CBS Sports

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