Important Games to watch: Week 7

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First-year starting quarterback Keelon Russell has been nothing short of amazing, and the Heisman hopeful is looking to lead his team to a big road victory after suffering its first loss of the season. This game will air on ABC.

Also at 2:30 p.m. on the SEC Network, one of the hottest teams in the conference, Missouri, will take on Ole Miss.

Starting quarterback Austin Simmons is thriving in his first season at Mizzou and wants to take his team back to where his college career began and upset his former team.

It’s such an interesting dynamic for Simmons to get the opportunity to face the program that decided to move on from him and turn things over to Trinidad Chambliss.

Not only will he take on the defense he saw in practice every day, but he will also get to compete against the quarterback who supplanted him in Oxford.

Ole Miss, on the other hand, is playing for SEC contention. After losing to Florida three weeks ago, the Rebels had a bye week before overwhelming Vanderbilt last week.

Can Missouri continue to feature a well-balanced attack and pull off an upset on the road?

Playing on the road in the SEC is already difficult, but the emotions surrounding a former quarterback returning to face his old school could add even more pressure to an already stressful environment.

Finally, at 6:30 p.m., Kentucky travels to Norman, Oklahoma, to take on the Sooners.

Both teams are coming off major victories, and the question surrounding this game will be which team can handle success better.

The Sooners feature one of the best defenses in the conference and will look to keep Kentucky’s offense in check.

The interesting thing about all these games is that they feature teams ranked ahead of LSU, including some that are still on the Tigers’ schedule.

If a few upsets happen and LSU takes care of its own business, it could open the door a little wider for the goals the Tigers had entering the season.

Which game are you most looking forward to watching? Do you think there are other games more important than these?

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