I was a little concerned after the 14-13 start, just a little, for that jekyll/hyde flip-flop. All the Offense did in the end though, was prove they're starting to play as a team. JRP, Kobe, Javon, O'Keefe, Kemore, and Xavier have not played on the same team before this season, and it showed. The last two games have been different in that regard. Individually we have arguably the best skill players in the conference. Now that they're starting to gel some, and so long as the OL can buy JRP time, watch out.
Tulane and ECU have me concerned about our secondary more than anything else. Don't forget that a true freshman was able to put up pretty decent numbers and no picks against us. Points matter most, and we held them, but he was able to pick up yardage when he needed to. Also no sacks, which was one disappointment, especially after how they were able to get after Mordecai.