Who considers their SEC East-West Permanent Opponent a Rival?

Obviously the 4 schools who cause this scheduling caveat to remain are big time rivals.

Tennessee-Alabama - The Third Saturday in October
Georgia-Auburn - The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry

But what about the rest?

Florida-LSU
I think UF-LSU has become a rivalry, even though we were possibly heading there on our own as we were playing every year since 1971. It is definitely must see TV when we play in any of the major sports and some of the most competitive games as well.

Carolina-Texas A&M
Arkansas was the first East-West perm opponent when Carolina joined the SEC as they were both the newcomers, and it was a fairly even matchup with Ark leading 13 game to 10. I would think there is a little bit of bad blood in this one since A&M has won all 6 contests and also swiped the SC AD. Add that Muschamp was the heir apparent in Austin for a while and the whole statehouse stuff and you would think this is eventually going to brew into something.

Kentucky-Miss State
Mullen seemed to make this pretty one sided in MSU's favor, but Stoops seems to have gotten over the hump and won a couple in this series lately. They didn't play much before the 1992 expansion so I am not sure of their level of hatred here.

Vandy-Ole Miss
These teams have a long history together of over 90 games against each other and it has been pretty competitive lately with the last 10 season split 5-5.

Mizzou-Arkansas
For 2 schools who are this close in proximity there is not a lot of history between them. While the first game between the schools was way back in 1906, they have only played each other 5 times prior to joining the SEC and 2 of those were bowl games.


What say the fans of these respective schools? Have these pairings started to develop into some good rivalries that are worth preserving for the future?