Rankings

[rexvol]

MSECI Rankings

1. Tennessee – Not perfect, but awfully hard to beat
2. Arkansas – Can a team this one-dimensional really win the SEC?
3. Auburn – How do you beat LSU & Florida, yet barely get by Ole Miss?
4. Florida – Ho-hum win over Georgia
5. LSU – Game with Volunteers will be very interesting
6. Carolina – Winning a conference game at home would make nice gravy
7. Alabama – An above-average team, but nothing more
8. Georgia – Looking like Carolina teams of 2002-2004
9. Vanderbilt – No more Dukes left on the schedule
10. Kentucky – Will a bowl game save the coach's job? What if they beat Georgia?
11. Ole Miss – Does anyone really know which Mississippi team is worse?
12. Mississippi State – See Ole Miss

 

[tclowers23]

I don't know about these rankings. Auburn beat Florida... who beat UT. You'd think it would maybe be:

1. Arkansas
2. Auburn
3. Florida
4. Tennessee
5. LSU

etc...

 

[cotton]

What is MSECI?

 

[OrangeEmpire]

What is MSECI?

I was wondering the same thing.......:blink:

 

[rexvol]

from an article on espn.com, I think it means mid season SEC

 

[allvol]

I don't know about these rankings. Auburn beat Florida... who beat UT. You'd think it would maybe be:

1. Arkansas
2. Auburn
3. Florida
4. Tennessee
5. LSU

etc...

it's very difficult to do the this team beat that team... and then that team beat that team, etc.... by the logic

Vanderbilt beat Georgia
Georgia beat South Carolina
South Carolina beat Vanderbilt

now rank those 3 based upon who beat who.

 

[rexvol]

I just liked the one above because we were #1 and it had the word gravy in it

 

[cotton]

I just liked the one above because we were #1 and it had the word gravy in it

Those are excellent reasons:good!:

 

[vader]

I just liked the one above because we were #1 and it had the word gravy in it

:lol:

Mmmmmm, gravy.