Hugh Freeze’s hot seat, plus loads of College Football Playoff positioning

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Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze is under scrutiny after a 10-3 loss to Kentucky, marking a significant decline for the team. Freeze, known for his offensive coaching skills, now has a 6-15 record in SEC games. This defeat places him on the coaching hot seat, potentially facing dismissal amidst a busy coaching carousel season.
Mississippi State's Jeff Lebby secured his first SEC win, while NC State's Dave Doeren regained support with a victory over Georgia Tech. Florida State's win eased pressure on coach Mike Norvell, delaying discussions about his potential firing.
Texas QB Arch Manning delivered an impressive performance with 328 yards and three touchdowns, bolstering his candidacy for Manning of the Year honors. Oklahoma defeated Tennessee in a critical Playoff elimination game, while USC claimed a significant win over Nebraska.
Notre Dame's kicking woes continued despite a win over Boston College. Miami's coaching decisions faced scrutiny after a loss to SMU, impacting their Playoff chances. Ohio State
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