Non-SEC teams who could go 6-3 in the SEC?

Texas is the only team in the SEC that's won a CFP game against another Power 4 conference since the 12-team playoff began. It's been pitiful. Should probably wait until the SEC adds some more teams to the list before SEC chest pumping.

TT would be 6-3 in the SEC at best for sure.

OSU and Indiana would be 7-2 at worst (they are very good teams...lets not kid ourselves).

I'd say Miami is 7-2 also with a good draw of opponents. 6-3 likely with a tough schedule.

BYU and Utah are 5-4 at best.

ND absolutely 6-3 at best.

UCLA 5-4 at best.

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TT would be 6-3 in the SEC at best for sure.

OSU and Indiana would be 7-2 at worst (they are very good teams...lets not kid ourselves).

I'd say Miami is 7-2 also with a good draw of opponents. 6-3 likely with a tough schedule.

BYU and Utah are 5-4 at best.

ND absolutely 6-3 at best.

UCLA 5-4 at best.

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TT wouldn't be above .500

OSU and Indiana would have no chance at going 7-2

Regarding Miami, 6-3 is the most likely outcome ... there are no easy draws in the SEC

Agree with your other thoughts, given best case scenarios

With a middle of the draw SEC schedule the best teams outside the SEC would be 7-2 at best and would be beat up to the point they would be a non factor in the playoffs. If the best SEC teams played a Big10,12 or SEC schedule they’d be 9-0 in conference and healthy enough (deep enough) to make a deep playoff run. All you gotta do is look at where NFL talent comes from and bang against that for 9 games. The SEC is not playing the same game…it’s closer to playing the NFL than other conferences and given the same number of games and roster numbers the SEC is at a disadvantage against the rest of CFB in the playoffs. Whoever plays the 10th sec game this year will be at a severe disadvantage. With no rules in CFB roster limitations are impeding SEC teams. Remove them and the SEC stacks natties again. The fans of teams in the minor league conferences like the big10 will disagree because they have to defract from the fact that SEC teams are playing NFL rosters while they are playing insurance executives.

The SEC is not some power conference this year, sick of you idiots

Miami, Ohio St, Indiana, Notre Dame would all be more than fine in the conference this year