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Titans 17, Chargers 14

Vanderbilt 27, Mississippi State 14

Tennessee 24, Auburn 21

Georgia 19, LSU 17

South Carolina 17, Alabama 13

Kentucky 30, Ohio 10

Colts 26, Jaguars 13

Texans 17, Raiders 16

In her initial foray into football prognostication, PR guru Aileen Katcher relied on her knowledge of team mascots and dominant colors to pick more games correctly than the resident Sports Media Genius at the Scene. All we can say is, "It's a long season." This week, Aileen says she's following a new scientific system, picking winners (with one exception) by alphabetical order:

Mississippi State over Vanderbilt

Auburn over Tennessee

Georgia over LSU

Alabama over South Carolina

Kentucky over Ohio

Titans over Chargers ("I know S comes before T, but I was told that not picking the Titans is a bad PR move.")

Colts over Jaguars

Texans over Raiders (Houston comes before Oakland)

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