Alabama’s most beloved meteorologist will join Paul Finebaum, Tim Tebow and the gang on the set of “SEC Nation” in Tuscaloosa ahead of Alabama’s game with Tennessee.

The Razorbacks regained sole possession of first place in the SEC with two games to go. Teams receive three points for a win and one for a draw. Arkansas (6-1-1): 19 Pts Georgia (5-1-2): 17 pts Tennessee (5-1-2): 17 Pts Vanderbilt (5-2-1): 16 Pts Arkansas is looking for its fourth SEC regular-season title since 2020.

Alabama football has a massive showdown with No. 11 Tennessee on Saturday. Bold predictions include who comes out of Tuscaloosa in overtime.

Alabama has received a major update prior to Saturday's matchup with Tennessee. Jam Miller has officially been listed as probable ahead of Saturday night's contest, per the SEC Availability Report on Thursday night. Miller was previously listed as questionable on the initial availability report Wednesday night.

No. 5 Ole Miss (6-0, 3-0 SEC) at No. 9 Georgia (5-1, 3-1), Saturday, 3:30 p.m. ET (ABC) Georgia bounced back from a Week 5 loss to Alabama with a 20-10 win against Auburn but the Bulldogs have looked sluggish at times. A win against Ole Miss would help in the SEC title race and burnish their College Football Playoff resume.

The Southeastern Conference announced the media's predicted order of finish ahead of the upcoming men's basketball season. Alabama is predicted to be fourth in the conference, with reigning national champions Florida at No. 1, followed by Kentucky and then Tennessee.

Jam Miller's status ahead of Alabama football vs. Tennessee has improved. The Crimson Tide running back, who was originally listed as questionable on Alabama's first SEC availability report ahead of the "Third Saturday in October" as he navigates concussion protocol, was listed as probable for the game Saturday, Oct. 18.

Alabama football currently holds the No. 6 spot in the AP poll, but when looking at ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI) strength of schedule rankings Alabama’s ranking is significantly higher than the rankings the five teams ahead of the Crimson Tide in the AP poll received.

It's not easy to stand out in the Southeastern Conference's crowd of 10 AP Top 25 teams. Coach Clark Lea and Vanderbilt are pulling it off. No. 17 Vanderbilt, which 5-1 overall and 1-1 in the SEC, was voted the SEC's most surprising team at the midpoint of the season by Associated Press journalists who cover the conference.