It's a great start.
For several years now, we've started fine and faded badly in the SEC mainly because of an inability to hit. Pitching vs. SEC competition was not elite but presented nowhere near the problems that hitting did.
This year the start is better, and offensive production is certainly up....even acknowledging that the competition hasn't been what we'll see in a few weeks.
Still, I've seen this movie before. Several times. For multiple seasons now, we've beaten up on the pre-conference schedule, then (phrasing it charitably) struggled at the plate against the SEC.
Montana Fouts and Bailey Hemphill put a band-aid on the problem for a while. Then when they left (first Hemphill, then Fouts), it was laid bare, wasn't pretty, and hasn't shown any improvement since.
I'm in "show me" mode until we prove we can support our pitching staff against SEC competition with offense in at least the top third of the conference.