SEC Power Poll Ballot
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Oct 17, 2010 10:17 PM EDT
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This season, there's more parity than there has been in the SEC in a very long while which, while certainly great for Saturday entertainment, is nothing but complicating for Power Rankin'. So I expect some disagreement here, but that's fine discussion fodder, don't you think?
- Auburn - Perfect and convincingly so.
- LSU - Also perfect, but not so convincingly so. The LSU defense is perhaps the conference's best, though.
- Alabama - They've still got a very legitimate shot of muscling their way into Atlanta over both of the hated Tigers.
- South Carolina - I still feel that SC is the team to beat in the SEC East.
- Arkansas - Giving up 65 to Auburn is worse than losing a last-second nail-biter to Kentucky, I'm afraid.
- Mississippi State - One thing that Dan Mullen doesn't do is force his players to do things they're not very good at. Case in point, Chris Relf had nine pass attempts against Florida.
- Kentucky - Is there a more dynamic guy out there than Randall Cobb?
- Florida - The Gators can neither stop nor establish the run.
- Georgia - Somebody's excited to have AJ Green back.
- Ole Miss - The defense actually decided to join the rest of the team this last week.
- Vanderbilt - Bad (once again: I'm sick of losing to bad Vandy teams).
- Tennessee - Worse.
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Relf had 4 completions.
One went for 30 yards. Two passes went 4 yards each. One went for -5.
This is funny to me.
I never get Chicken on a Stick at Chicken on a Stick, but I love Chicken on a Stick.
I would have
Arkansas 4, State 5, OM 6, SC 7, GA at 8, FL 9, UK 10. The entire SEC West is better than the entire East this year.
I arrived on campus at Ole Miss in the fall of 2003. Col Reb had just been banned over the summer, so I technically never knew him as my mascot. A student led initiative caused a campus wide vote to keep Col Reb alive. Though the vote passed to keep him on life support, the administration still pulled the plug on him. Though I never knew him, I was there and witnessed Col Reb's Last Breath.
by ColRebsLastBreath on Oct 18, 2010 11:59 AM EDT reply actions
We lost to Vanderbilt (not to mention the other Alabama team),
mind you. Pretty tough to argue we are better than (Georgia / anbody else in the East), who absolutely (wiped / will wipe) the kitchen floor with the ’Dores. One is a fluke; two is a trend. We were ridiculously awful to start the year, but I do feel that we are a marginally decent football team now. Still, us at 6 would be a joke. That would imply we are surely going bowling.
We beat Kentucky more recently
who more recently beat SC. Its our vote, we can be homerists about it. Kentucky is the only team in the East that won last week. We beat them. The only team in the East that doesn’t have as many losses as we do is SC, who lost to Kentucky.
I arrived on campus at Ole Miss in the fall of 2003. Col Reb had just been banned over the summer, so I technically never knew him as my mascot. A student led initiative caused a campus wide vote to keep Col Reb alive. Though the vote passed to keep him on life support, the administration still pulled the plug on him. Though I never knew him, I was there and witnessed Col Reb's Last Breath.
by ColRebsLastBreath on Oct 19, 2010 10:04 AM EDT up reply actions
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