If that Cats win they will without a doubt be in the Top 25. I would say somewhere around 20 no matter how the teams in front of them play.

Gators 35 Cats 17

A Florida buddy of mine was offended when I told him UK is going to win. Said Florida is the first "good" team UK will have played. Then I thought about it, UK has beaten SC 4 years in a row.

A Florida buddy of mine was offended when I told him UK is going to win. Said Florida is the first "good" team UK will have played. Then I thought about it, UK has beaten SC 4 years in a row.

I mean Florida has only really played 1 good team as well and got curb stomped.

I mean Florida has only really played 1 good team as well and got curb stomped.

33-17 is getting curb stomped?

33-17 is getting curb stomped?

 

I don't think I'd call it curb-stomped, but if you watched the game Michigan absolutely dominated that football game.

I don't think I'd call it curb-stomped, but if you watched the game Michigan absolutely dominated that football game.

 

score was definitely misleading, Fla rushed for like 0 yards, scored on defense

score was definitely misleading, Fla rushed for like 0 yards, scored on defense

 

Yep. They kicked a FG on the first drive of the game and then had two pick 6's.

 

Their drives in terms of yards went...

 

46 yards

-2 yards

12 yards

7 yards

28 yards

6 yards

0 yards

36 yards

-8 yards

18 yards

-11 yards

39 yards

I mean Florida has only really played 1 good team as well and got curb stomped.

 

And Michigan is "down" this year. SEC somehow still a 1 team league, with a few Michigan State's and Wisconsin's, floating around.

 

Kentucky to their credit, has grown 2-3% each year in the SEC, while the other teams are trying to find an identity and a ROI.

 

Georgia is close, not sure what exactly Florida is and LSU is back to square one.

And Michigan is "down" this year. SEC somehow still a 1 team league, with a few Michigan State's and Wisconsin's, floating around.

 

Kentucky to their credit, has grown 2-3% each year in the SEC, while the other teams are trying to find an identity and a ROI.

 

Georgia is close, not sure what exactly Florida is and LSU is back to square one.

 

I disagree Michigan is down this year. They're a QB away from being a front-runner for the playoff IMO.

The SEC's biggest problem IMO is coaching. Most of the coaches are just flat awful. The player talent has changed, just most of the teams don't have very good coaches.

The SEC's biggest problem IMO is coaching. Most of the coaches are just flat awful. The player talent has changed, just most of the teams don't have very good coaches.

 

This is 100% true. Outside of Nick Saban....

 

Jim McElwain

Mark Stoops

Kirby Smart

Will Muschamp

Derek Mason

Butch Jones

Barry Odom

 

Ed Orgeron

Dan Mullen

Kevin Sumlin

Matt Luke

Bret Bielema

Gus Malzahn

 

:puke:

33-17 is getting curb stomped?

14 of those points were because of Wilton Speight

I disagree Michigan is down this year. They're a QB away from being a front-runner for the playoff IMO.

They are better than I thought they were. Last year and next year are their real chances though IMO.

This is 100% true. Outside of Nick Saban....

 

Jim McElwain

Mark Stoops

Kirby Smart

Will Muschamp

Derek Mason

Butch Jones

Barry Odom

 

Ed Orgeron

Dan Mullen

Kevin Sumlin

Matt Luke

Bret Bielema

Gus Malzahn

 

:puke:

I think Dan Mullen is pretty good and the jury is still out on Smart. Stoops seems to be doing good things at UK but I think this year is the make it or break it. However I don't think he will ever be considered elite.

 

The rest are garbage.