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Here’s a look at some of the statistical standouts from Week 3.
Most passing yards
- Johnny McCrary, Vanderbilt — 28 of 33, 368 yards, 2 touchdowns
- Chad Kelly, Ole Miss — 18 of 33, 341 yards, 3 touchdowns
- Greyson Lambert, Georgia — 24 of 25, 330 yards, 3 touchdown
Most receiving yards
- Trent Sherfield, Vanderbilt — 16 receptions, 240 yards, 1 touchdown
- Donald Gray, Mississippi State — 4 receptions, 140 yards, 1 touchdown
- Cody Core, Ole Miss — 4 receptions, 123 yards, 1 touchdown
Most rushing yards (individual)
- Leonard Fournette, LSU — 19 carries, 228 yards, 3 touchdowns
- Alex Collins, Arkansas — 28 carries, 170 yards, 1 touchdown
- Nick Chubb, Georgia — 21 carries, 159 yards, 2 touchdowns
Most total yards (team)
- Mississippi State (vs. Northwestern State) — 647 yards
- Georgia (vs. South Carolina) — 576 yards
- Vanderbilt (vs. Austin Peay) — 541 yards
Most rushing yards (team)
- LSU (vs. Auburn) — 48 carries, 411 yards
- Mississippi State (vs. Northwestern State) — 37 carries, 275 yards
- Georgia (vs. South Carolina) — 38 carries, 246 yards
Most rushing yards allowed
- Auburn (vs. LSU) — 48 carries, 411 yards
- South Carolina (vs. Georgia) — 38 carries, 246 yards
- Ole Miss (vs. Alabama) — 42 carries, 215 yards
Fewest rushing yards allowed
- Vanderbilt (vs. Austin Peay) — 30 carries, 34 yards
- Missouri (vs. Connecticut) — 33 carries, 77 yards
- Alabama (vs. Ole Miss) — 32 carries, 92 yards
Most passing yards allowed
- Alabama (vs. Ole Miss) — 341 yards
- South Carolina (vs. Georgia) — 330 yards
- Arkansas (vs. Texas Tech) — 315 yards
Fewest passing yards allowed
- Auburn (vs. LSU) — 74 yards
- Georgia (vs. South Carolina) — 84 yards
- Tennessee (vs. Western Carolina) — 90 yards
Brent Holloway is a contributing writer for Saturday Down South. He covers Georgia, LSU and Mississippi State.
