- Alabama - I predict Alabama will have to lose two games to not get into the BCS NCG.
- LSU - Feasted on a cupcake, but did it with offense. Haticus Finch just laughs at your 'conventions.'
- Georgia - Yeah, I know I'll get flack for this. I might regret this vote after I re-watch the game.
- Arkansas - Losing to a 1-AA team any time after the first drive of the game is a concern. The good news is they got things moving along....finally.
- South Carolina - Ugly early season game for Spurrier on the road. Shaw's injury should give Carolina fans plenty of concern. Still leading the East, so they have that going for them.
- Tennessee - Honestly, I didn't think they'd look so proficient moving the football. That they did is a testament to Bray's abilities.
- Missouri - I could co-rank them with Tennssee and South Carolina. Looked extremely ready for the SEC, what with starting the season outmatching a Div I-AA weakling.
- Florida - Good news, Muschamp's QB experiment is over. Bad news, it didn't result in any new QBs joining the team.
- Mississippi State - I didn't know Jackson was even a state.
- Vandy - Played tough, but didn't get the breaks. A bit of Old Vandy to go with the New Vandy™.
- Texas A&M - Probably could rank them 8th just the same as 11th. We'll know much more this time next week.
- Auburn - Really? Clemson? By the transitive property, Auburn lost to West Virginia by 96 points.
- Ole Miss - Lap up the win Rebel Bear fans. It'll be a while before you get another.
- Kentucky - So Max Smith is a baller. Can he play defense?
September 3, 2012
SEC Power Poll, Week 1
My first week power poll. Since it is a power poll, I get to make some...educated...guesses about the quality of opponent and such. Being this early, it is hard to say anything beyond Alabama's shellacking of Michigan offers any true guidance on the 'power' of teams.
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