Saturday night in Arkansas, as the temperatures dipped from just pretty cold to completely and technically freezing, Dak Prescott played the best game of his career. Seven days removed from being on the receiving end of nine sacks (and throwing for 300 yards, anyway), Prescott played what could be considered the best game the country has seen in years, and by certain measures, the best performance by a quarterback in the history of the Southeastern Conference.
No one – ever – in the long tradition of the SEC has matched Prescott’s total of 554 yards and seven touchdowns, all of which came in regulation, no less.