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Phil Steele's SEC Rankings

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Surprised South Carolina at #10.  Given how tough the top end of our schedule is with Ohio State, Georgia, Florida, A&M and OU, it’s not a bad thing to have 4 SEC games against the ‘bottom 4’.   Btw, I’d put the bottom 8 of the SEC against #5 to #13 of the Big 10 or #3 to #11 of the ACC or Big12 and SEC would likely have a better record.   Lots of easy wins in the other 3 conferences.   There are no easy wins in SEC. 

4 minutes ago, Shane said:

Swap Tennessee and South Carolina imo 

Agree.   Surprising how much love Tennessee getting.   They have no QB. 

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1 minute ago, Bevo92 said:

Agree.   Surprising how much love Tennessee getting.   They have no QB. 

That’s was my thoughts too. Hard to be ranked so high without a quarterback in the SEC 

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1 hour ago, Joe Zura said:

Are we sleeping on Aggie Hamilton Aggies 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭

I can pull the Big 10 ones for you if you’d like? Not sure if On Oregon Football has posted them yet or not. 🤷‍♂️

Texas will have their hands full with GA and if Lagway is healthy a really rough game at FL.  The statement that there are no givemes in the SEC stands true but these 2 are a bit tougher than the rest. 

9 minutes ago, Blake Munroe said:

I can pull the Big 10 ones for you if you’d like? Not sure if On Oregon Football has posted them yet or not. 🤷‍♂️

🖕🏼🤬😂

17 hours ago, Bevo92 said:

Agree.   Surprising how much love Tennessee getting.   They have no QB. 

Some people think the Aguilar kid they basically traded Nico for may be a better player, just not with the potential upside of Nico. 

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