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You would be right around FSU, maybe higher if you still had Lattimore

Agree. In a power poll (which is basically what you have made) SCar doesn't belong in the top 15 without Lattimore.

Yeah Oregon playing @usc @cal vs Stan @ore state vs USC/ucla in 5 consecutive weeks is just a cake walk.

No way we could play lsu and A&M in back to back weeks.

No one says it is.

Get back to us when you've actually done that.

USC is much better than your #4 team. I am thinking a week or 2 long ban bet on that game.

looks like you know your top-10 is pure garbage.

son, you think far too highly of yourself. Now you are speaking out of 2 sides of your mouth. First you don't account for wins and losses which is why you have a bunch of 2 loss scrubs above Oregon, then you say you have to have Notre Dame over USC because we have 3 loss.

You have to learn to troll better, get a bit more consistency.

but losing by 33 doesn't?

We led LSU 14-3 at the half. You're not going to ingore that. They won most of the 2nd half and that was good enough to ... get beat. Laughing at you and all the other schmucks who said we were outplayed.

You can take the "but, but, but we led with 1 minute to go and were winning ... we had it ... we were winning" lame-ass crybaby bullshit and lick me. LSU got beat. End of story.

The aTm game was different. We had our chances and didn't get it done. Hard to be perfect. Looking ahead to Auburn and Georgia now. Maybe we'll get another shot, maybe we won't. But we're not sitting around crying about it like a bunch of pussies.

The fact that you have a 2 loss LSU team above a bunch of one loss teams and an undefeated team gives your top ten no credibility.

1- Kansas St
2- ND
3- Bama
4- FSU
5- UGA
6- UF
7- Oregon
8- LSU
9- Texas A&M
10- Oklahoma

I agree with what you say above. It seems that after a couple of weeks teams just get lined up
based on the amount of losses they have without any consideration for who they've played.

Sometimes it is still hard to figure out, even when looking closely at a team's SOS.
Especially in situations like this year in the SEC; where A&M beat Bama, Bama beat LSU,
LSU beat SCar, SCar beat Georgia, Georgia beat Florida, and Florida beat A&M.
So, who deserves to be the highest ranked SEC team? You'll get a ton of different answers.

Clearly, 6 teams have separated themselves from the rest of the SEC.
The 6 have only lost to each other. So, at least how I see it, you just look at who
has accomplished the most within that group of teams in games played against each other.

Games between the top 6 SEC teams
Alabama..(1-1) W @LSU, L vs A&M.
Florida.....(3-1) W @A&M, vs LSU, vs South Car, L vs Georgia.
Georgia...(1-1) W vs Florida, L @South Car.
LSU..........(2-2) W @ A&M, W vs South Car, L @Florida, L vs Alabama
Tex A&M..(1-2) W @Alabama, L vs Florida, L vs LSU.
South Car (1-2) W vs Georgia, L @LSU, L @Florida

The top and bottom teams are easy to figure out IMO.

#1-Florida (The only team with 3 wins, including a road win,& even their neutral site loss was only by 1 score)
#2-Alabama (Beating LSU head-2-head in Baton Rouge made up for their overall lack of games within the top 6)
#3 LSU (If they hadn't played Bama or if they had lost on the road, I would have them at #2 instead).
#4 Texas A&M (Better win than SCar cuz it was on the road, but both losses were at home or they would be higher)
#5 Georgia (Like Bama, only 2 games within the 6, but 1 was a blowout loss)
#6-South Car (Only other team besides LSU who had to play 2 of these games on the road,
but 44-11 blowout loss was costly).

If Georgia were to beat Alabama in the CCG, I would move the Dawgs up to #2 and Bama down to #5.
Florida would remain the #1 SEC team.

However, all the polls have Alabama and Georgia ahead of Florida.
Despite Florida, along with LSU, clearly having the toughest road to navigate
amongst the top 6 SEC teams. Florida accomplished the most out of any of the
6 teams by winning 3 of 4 games, including wins over LSU, a blowout win vs South Car,
and a road win over A&M.

The fact that Florida struggled to beat Missouri & La-Lafayette by 7 points at home, doesn't change
any of that. Florida still was the best SEC team in games against the best SEC teams.
What it does change, or at least makes neccessary to consider, is whether or not the conf.
really is as strong as it has been made out to be (considering it's top team nearly lost back to back
home games to below average teams).