2020 SECC: The Most Championship Championship EVER!

Early on in the COVID preseason there was a lot of talk about the 2020 season being "less" or "asterik'd" because of fewer games and some conferences opting out.

Now, the obligatory one game at a time trope is a given here, BUT I would like to make the argument that this year's SEC Champion and possibly National Champion, could be considered the most consequential conference champion in the modern (2 division, Championship game) era.
Let's use our beloved Dawgs as an example(although, a handful of other teams in the conference would work as well):
IF(see one game at time, don't look ahead caveat, above) we go undefeated in the regular season..
AND(however unlikely it seems at this early stage in the season) LSU beats BAMA...
THEN we beat LSU in a rematch of the SECC of 2019...
WE will have beaten 11 of the 13 other conference members in one season, excluding only Ole Miss and ATM.
There would be a very strong argument that the champion Bulldawgs are one of, if not the greatest SEC champion in the modern era.
FURTHER dream of beating Clemson and OSU in the playoffs and National title game, respectively.
BOTH with generational, Heisman finalist, top 5, and possibly NFL all pro quarterbacks...
TO GO ALONG WITH stacked defenses and an embarrassment of skill position riches all over the field...
WHAT looked like an * season
COULD crown one of the greatest champions of the era.

How the narrative can and has changed in just a few short weeks. Go Dawgs! Beat Tennessee! Onward! stet!