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SEC Power Poll: Week 3 Ballot



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1

Florida

+1

The Gators are lucky UGA and SoCar was so close. I say bye weeks aren't good for national perception of Florida. Why? Because the epic myth of Tim Tebow somehow proves occasionally to be less impressive than the actual performance of Tim Tebow.

2

Georgia

-1

The South Carolina game was obviously dangerous. It seemed pre-game to represent the last gasp of a desperate man. Yet, Richt survived South Carolina and looks good to be 4-0 when he hosts Alabama.

3

LSU

+1

LSU is at our #3 spot by default. It's hard to rank anybody higher than the Bayou Bengals, but that doesn't mean the West is theirs.

4

Alabama

+1

Alabama does not deserve to be in the top ten, but don't tell that to a 'Bama fan (RTR! BaMa Is BaCk!!!!1). They'll cut greasy, bacony strips offa Petrino's back this Saturday, though. This matchup will determine who, out of JPW or Casey Dick, will e the biggest NFL wash-up.

5

Auburn

-2

Did Auburn not play like a team who owed money to the mob on Saturday? How many gift wrapped opportunities to win did they give the Bulldogs?

6

Vanderbilt

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Solidly. Vanderbilt should have been ranked by the Associated Press today (SRSLY, Florida State?), and too bad, too. Everything that lives, moves, and breathes tells us that this ride cannot last.

7

Tennessee

+2

Tennessee killed UAB... But then UCLA spread their cheeks and took a 59-sized massive Mormon shot, placing an ominous orange stain on Phil's loss in Los Angeles.

8

Ole Miss

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The Rebles didn't impress on Saturday, but they didn't go into the 4th quarter wondering if they were going to win or not (ahem). Next week's Vanderbilt matchup is, believe it or not, incredibly significant.

9

Kentucky

-2

Of all the bullets dodged Saturday, Rich Brooks dodged the biggest. A loss to Middle Tennessee State would have been the conference's second-most embarrassing of the season.

10

South Carolina

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The Gamecocks put everything on the table for this game and came up short. Were I a Gamecock fan, I would be pretty broken and sour because the Georgia game didn't even feel like a "moral victory."

11

Arkansas

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For Arkansas, it's a good thing Mississippi State Croomed itself against Auburn. And only imagine how solidly last Arkansas would be if the game against Texas hadn't been postponed.

12

Mississippi State

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Saturday's 3-2 final in Starkville is a deceptive score. I say that because State's safety was awarded after an Auburn holding penalty in the endzone. Auburn literally gave State points. Ouch.



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Dick or Sarah Jessica in the NFL? You meant Arena League, right?

by artiger on Sep 15, 2008 2:19 PM EDT reply actions  

What artiger said. And UK's head coach is Rich Brooks - not "Rick Brooks".

by ssmund on Sep 15, 2008 3:59 PM EDT reply actions  

I expect Ole Miss to be #6 by next Monday.

And if Sarah J.P. makes it to the NFL, I expect him to do to whatever team he plays for what Brodie Croyle has done to the Chiefs (read: suckify).

by Anonymous on Sep 15, 2008 4:36 PM EDT reply actions  

I object to Georgia's and Auburn's pictures being flattering while the others aren't. Can we not get better avatars for those jokers. Incidently, the other 10 are dead-on.

by Anonymous on Sep 15, 2008 4:38 PM EDT reply actions  

Sorry, I meant to say just Georgia's is not insulting. I just noticed that Auburn is "Abuurn."

by Anonymous on Sep 15, 2008 4:41 PM EDT reply actions  

uga avatar suggestion:

google Mike Woods + "Bulldog Man"

note: lsu fans get jealous every time they see this guy on t.v.

by Hunter on Sep 15, 2008 4:52 PM EDT reply actions  

hunter, I'm not impressed.

by artiger on Sep 15, 2008 5:06 PM EDT reply actions  

The Georgia picture is Matthew Stafford gorilla pressing a keg at Talladega.

by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Sep 15, 2008 5:25 PM EDT reply actions  

Perhaps we can replace it with the cover art of Herschel Walker's book "Breaking Free" where he talks about his 34 personalities.

by One Man To Beat on Sep 15, 2008 9:41 PM EDT reply actions  

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