Objective Ranking of the SEC teams based on if played a neutral site tournament today

If the SEC played a neutral site tourney, this is how I see it unfolding. AP Top 25 poll doesn't do a good job of weighting a home win vs a road win vice versa a home loss should be 5x docked more than a road loss, but they see it all the same, but 100% in my opinion a home game is worth a 10 point advantage in the SEC. AP Top 25 also barely factors SOS. UT has no solid wins yet, but are ranked #6. Yes I say 10 points. I think the LSU v Ole MIss, Tenn v Bama, LSU v Texas A&M, would all sway 10 points or more the other way if those games were played at the other universities home field or a neutral site. I say this as an LSU fan. We would not have beat Ole Miss if it weren't in Baton Rouge. I also think same about Texas A&M. We would have beat them in a neutral or home game.

1. UGA (ahead of the rest as of now. Lost at Bama by a few which is almost a good loss).
2. Bama (On a neutral site, they beat Tennessee, still too much talent for me to rank lower when playing on a neutral site. Beat UGA, would've probably lost that game away from Tuscaloosa. If you line up Bama vs any SEC team on neutral site, they'd be the money favorite against all but UGA. Maybe Texas would be pick'em, but still Texas hasn't showed anything yet)
3. Ole Miss (I think would've won on neutral site vs LSU. This one is very hard to do because they have all the pieces on offense and defense more so than the teams ranked below them and looked great at times, but have fallen short.)
4. LSU (would've lost to Ole Miss on neutral site, would've beaten TAMU on neutral site)
5. Texas (Only real team they've played so far, UGA, got blown out at home. Haven't showed enough to me yet. Tempted to even rank lower for no SOR)
6. Tenn (yes they beat Bama but it was at home. They would've loss on neutral field. QB play too inconsistent to beat great teams on road)
7. Texas A&M (have only beat 1 of the top 6 and was at home, but think they lose to LSU on neutral site. QB play too inconsistent to beat great teams on road)
8 Vandy
9 SC
10. Florida
11. Arkansas
12. Missou
13. Auburn.
14. Oklahoma
15. Kentucky
16. Miss St

To back my assessment, I am 65-45 on ESPN College Football Pick 'Em against the spread picks which ranks top 98th percentile. This year is definitely the hardest to do because 2 through 7 are almost interchangable.

AP Top 25 weighs 0% on Strength of Schedule and Home vs Away wins/losses. Those are probably the 2 most important things in college football when weighing wins and losses. The only thing AP Top 25 weights is what was the preseason ranking of said Team (i.e. UT despite no good wins and a bad home loss yet is ranked #6 bc preseason high ranking), media bias (again UT), and what was the ranking of other team that they beat.

They weight 0% on things like did this team beat a top 10 SEC team that seats 105,000 people on the road at night? If so, that's worth 3x beating same top 10 team at home. Or did this team beat a top 10 team at home relying on the crowd of 105,000 at night vs beating them on road, well that's worth 1/3rd an actual road win of the same.

That is the true testament of how good a team is.