How many teams will SEC have?

[Dougie_D]

let’s be realistic guys

 

[RockyTop140]

Texas, Georgia, and one of Bama, Tennessee or ole miss.

 

[ERICtheBERRY]

Texas, UGA, and Bama/UT/LSU.

If we want to get in we really need to beat either Bama or UGA and obviously win the rest

 

[66volfan]

Most down year I’ve seen in the SEC. Guess it could be that teams are actually that equal but seems like everyone sucks. I don’t know how many make it but none of the SEC teams look like they deserve to be in it to me.

 

[orangescamper]

I think 3 but nobody in college football just really stands out to me. Maybe the ducks as much as I hate to say it. I wasn't impressed but they handled the buckeyes.

 

[volfan102455]

Most down year I’ve seen in the SEC. Guess it could be that teams are actually that equal but seems like everyone sucks. I don’t know how many make it but none of the SEC teams look like they deserve to be in it to me.

I don't think it is a down year - I think it is more of the conference being loaded with a lot of really good teams that are going to beat each other.

 

[volfan102455]

The days of a dominant team that cake walks through the SEC is over.

 

[CMcEver]

As of now, based on the season so far, I think:
B1G: Champ+2(Oregon, OSU, PSU)
ACC: Champ+1(Clemson, Miami)
B12: Champ+0(who cares?)
Non-P4: (Boise?)
Notre Dame: ?

That leaves 4-6 spots depending on non-p4 and Notre Dame. I think the SEC gets Champ+3(or more) if we're ranking the best teams in the country. If record plays too much of a part, Champ+2, but that leaves 1-3 spots, and who is playing better competition who deserves it more?

 

[pimo1]

Texas, Georgia, and one of Bama, Tennessee or ole miss.

I think 4 of those. The other conferences are gonna beat each other up almost as bad as we (SEC) beat ourselves up.