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The Power Five => SEC => Topic started by: OrangeAfroMan on October 08, 2017, 09:48:12 PM
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1 - Alabama
2 - Georgia
3 - Auburn
4 - Texas A&M
5 - Miss State
6 - LSU
7 - Florida
8 - Kentucky
9 - South Carolina
10 - Vanderbilt
11 - Tennessee
12 - Arkansas
13 - Ole Miss
14 - Missouri
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Saturday was the first competitive game UAT has played since FSU, so I actually watched the majority of it waiting on the UFC PPV.
I came away more impressed by TAMU and less impressed by UAT - even though I still think UAT is far-and-away the best in the conference right now.
On offense, they are virtually 3-yards and a cloud of dust, except that they have the ability to break one on every play. Shocked to see that Ridley (at the time I heard it) had 25 receiptions and the next closest was 8. On top of that, FSU lost another one. Best way to beat UAT is to contain Hurts and let him throw the ball and DON'T turn the ball over...of course that is easier said than done.
I will be surprised if an SEC team make it through the year undefeated or makes it past the semi-finals of the NC.
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So, what.......everyone loves power rankings until I initiate them? A little participation, please?
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I think the task is not equal to the reward right now. i.e:
1) Alabama
2) UGA
3) Auburn
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14) Missouri
Trying to rank 4-13 is like trying to eat a soup sandwich, while juggling, in a raft with the air leaking out.
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I think the task is not equal to the reward right now. i.e:
1) Alabama
2) UGA
3) Auburn
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14) Missouri
Trying to rank 4-13 is like trying to eat a soup sandwich, while juggling, in a raft with the air leaking out.
I agree completely, except I think TAMU might be an easy 4 right now...
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If we're just talking about last week's performance, I guess so. I still don't trust them not to lay an egg or two against somebody pitiful.
This is our worst team in years and I've still got A&M as a coin toss right now.
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lsu still has enough talent to beat au and bama. would not be surprised if either happened. and then lsu turn around and lose to mizzou or something.
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Okay, okay....
1) Alabama Duh
2) Georgia Duh
3) Auburn How the hell is Kevin Steele this good at Auburn?!?
4) Texas A&M I guess. I don't trust this team
5) Clanga this does not say anything good about the SEC
6) LSU Literally here because I think the rest are that bad right now
7) Florida see above
8) South Carolina can at least beat bad teams
9) Kentucky can likewise beat a bad team
10) Tennessee lose this weekend and I think the season is off the rails
11) Vanderbilt bad
12) Arkansas worse
13) Ole Miss worst
14) Missouri ugh
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UK is 5-1, a record which normally puts them nearer the top of this rather amusing list.
They have four winnable games left, probably five really. They could realistically finish 8-4 or better. Now, of course, we all expect UK to blow late leads especially to UF.
I had thought A&M was a solid fourth before the Bama game and still don't.
I can make an argument for Auburn to be 2nd. They may be a 2 point favorite over UGA, and have the defense to give UGA problems I think (and vice versa).
USCe of course is 4-2 which is respectable all things not being considered. They have four almost winnable games remaining, and might finish 7-5.
Some teams are going to end up 8-4 or even 9-3 mostly because they play in the SEC.
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I concur with OAM's poll for what it's worth, which is little.
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Auburn vs. Georgia is shaping up to be quite a showdown if they keep going.
I like UGA a little more at the moment. Both play good defense, I trust UGA's offense a little more to move and score some on a good defense.
Eventually they're both going to run in to Alabama, and they might kick a field goal.
Ugh. This conference not only sucks, it's boring.
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Georgia is going to struggle when/if it plays someone who can stop their run. Easier said than done, but while that QB can manage the game for them, he's not going to be able to carry them.
Maybe UGA never has to go there.
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That's probably true for the other top teams as well.
Once Auburn faces somebody who can put the brakes on Kerryon My Wayward Johnson, can Stidham shoulder the load? I'm not sure.
Hurts still isn't scaring anybody as a passer. He's not bad, but he's not good either, and he's clearly the exhaust port of the Alabama Death Star. His most dangerous contributions are still as a runner.
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Right, but when Hurts has to shoulder the load, he's had plenty of previous experiences to help draw from. When UGA's kid has to (if?), it'll be the first time ever.
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We will likely find out of Fromm can shoulder the load against Auburn. If not still have Eason who can stretch the field although he doesn't scare anyone with his legs like Fromm. (He's by no means Cameron Newton but he can keep a defense honest and give them something else to prepare for. I wish they would allow him to throw more but with the horses in the backfield now and with the OLINE starting to gel there really hasn't been a need. He competes against one of the best defenses in the nation in practice so the coaches know more than we do what they have there. I'd be willing to bet the kid would relish shouldering the load.
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I wonder if UGA will pass more with a large lead, should such a lead happen again. They had Eason in clean up time with Vandy throw three passes to knock the rust off etc. Folks complained about Eason last year (as fans do) for missing open receivers and making poor reads, and complain about Fromm locking in on one receiver and missing others. It's a tough position to play obviously for a kid a year out of HS.
I lean to thinking they'd have a better chance against Auburn/Alabama with Eason, but Fromm is probably more reliable, and by now he's not exactly a true freshman. He seems to be a gamer who improves with time.
They are going to have an interesting situation next year at QB AND RB.
Missouri will be a good test, I think, as they can pass the ball accurately if WRs are open.
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2 - Georgia
3 - Auburn
4 - Texas A&M
5 - USCe
5 - LSU
7 - Florida
8 - Kentucky
9 - Vanderbilt
10 - Tennessee
11 - Arkansas
12 - Ole Miss
13 - Missouri
I ain't ready to sleep on USCe yet... they have flashed, and they've fizzled. that, to me, is a mark of a team on the verge of or on either side of 'good'... when they start banging consistent, it could go either way... i wager they easily beat UF and give UGA a bit of trouble.
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1 - Alabama
2 - Georgia
3 - Auburn
4 - Texas A&M
5 - Miss State
6 - LSU
7 - Florida
8 - Kentucky
9 - South Carolina
10 - Vanderbilt
11 - Tennessee
12 - Arkansas
13 - Ole Miss
14 - Missouri
Well, I'd flip Auburn and A&M obviously. LSU is up a notch. Florida, well, wherever. I think Mizzou climbs out of the cellar.
LSU seems to have found something somewhere. Wins at Florida and with Auburn, well, are what they are.