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SEC Power Poll, Week Six

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My SEC Power Poll ballot. Final results at Team Speed Kills on Wednesday.

1. Florida

2. Alabama

The march to Atlanta begins with the two clear contenders for the SEC Championship. Every SEC team has a fatal flaw, except the Gators and Tide. If you want to complain, it is that Bama and Florida could not finish drives in their recent impressive road wins. UF had a turnover and interception inside the 20 and Bama was forced to five field goals. But both wins were dominant defensive games and defense wins championships.

3. LSU: If they had a quarterback, they would be a title contender instead of a year away.

There is a huge drop in quality between the top three and the rest. From 4 to 8, you could put the names in a hat and still have a defensible ballot.

4. South Carolina: Goes here because they have not played an awful game yet. Their only loss could have been prevented and they can win ugly.

5. Tennessee: Maybe?

6. Auburn: I guess.

7. Arkansas: Arky is Ryan Mallett and a bunch of dudes who are not very good. But Mallett has enough Snead and Cox in him to scare UF.

8. Georgia: Gave up four TDs to Crompton. Sweet Jesus. UF will put up 70 on them.

9. Ole Miss: Jevon Snead will make a hell of a UFL quarterback.

10. Mississippi State: If they protected the ball, the Bulldogs would have defeated Houston.

11. Kentucky: They played South Carolina hard, but they have no hope of making any real noise.

12. Vanderbilt: Isn't losing to Army like donating to the USO? In that case, we should applaud Vandy for contributing towards the happiness of our troops.

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UGA allowed 40+ to Tenn. !!!

If UGA allows Crompton that kind of game when almost any of his throws are pics, UF will put 90 on UGA. No team that even looks to have hope to be SEC champ at the first of the Season should allow 40+ to a mediocre dismal UT offense, all you have to do is put them in passing downs and make crompton make a throw longer than 5-10 yards, when he does that his int rate is what? 95% on those throws.

by bengatorfan on Oct 13, 2009 10:33 AM EDT reply actions  

Tennessee over Auburn?

I know Auburn lost bad, but it was in Arkansas to a good offense. I don’t see how Tennessee can be above Auburn. Tennessee lost to UCLA at home, and also lost to Auburn at home. They should be flip-dlopped, IMO.

I'm doin the Fish again. (Yeah, yeah, yeah.)

by colombo259 on Oct 13, 2009 1:36 PM EDT reply actions  

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