Right now, A&M and Bama are tied at the top with zero conference losses. We don't play each other this season.
Next up, you have UGA, OM, Vandy, Texas sitting at 1 losses. Vandy and Texas play each other. UGA and OM have already played, UGA won. Texas still has to play A&M. As "bad" as Texas has played this season, they still have a decent shot at going to the CCG, if they beat UGA and then beat A&M, or if other teams falter along the way.
I'm going to go ahead and assume anybody with 2 losses is already out, although it may not be 100% mathematical at this point I think the likelihood of any 2 loss teams making it is close to Zero.
I really don't know much about the tie-breakers, but I think it's likely that A&M finishes with at least 1 loss, we have @Mizzou, USCe, and @Texas left. We won't be granted any 5th downs or kicked balls @Mizzou, unfortunately.
I think UGA will hand Texas their 2nd loss, which puts Texas out of the running. UGA has Florida (WLOCP), @Miss St (zero chance the cowbells win this), and Texas at home. They have games also v GT and Charlotte, but they are non-con obviously and don't have any bearing on the SEC CCG, but could have CFP implications (GT is 8-0 as of now)
OM has @USCe, Florida, and @Miss State. I think there is a good chance OM loses at least one of these games, if nothing else than the distractions caused by Lane Kiffin being courted for other jobs and their history in the past of choking away games like this. I think they lost to UK last season for example.
Vandy has @Texas, Auburn, UK, and @UTenn. They have a good team, I'd say they will win both UK and Auburn, but I'm not giving them the credit yet until they beat Texas and Tennessee. I'd say they most likely finish with 2 losses. Which would still be a phenomenal season for them.
Texas, as I've said, has Vandy, @ UGA, Ark, and A&M left. I think it's very likely Texas finishes with 3 losses, UGA and then either Vandy or Ark. Don't sleep on Ark, they can be dangerous with Petrino and he's coaching for his job at this point.