Post-Spring SP+ 2024 Rankings & Final Returning Production

Returning production counts all returning production, regardless if that production was at the current school or a prior school.

Returning Production (Total) (Off) (Def)

14. Kentucky (72%) (41, 14)
17. Missouri (71%) (10, 64)
23. Ole Miss (70%) (9, 80)
24. Florida (69%) (27, 44)
29. Georgia (68%) (22, 61)
36. Texas (67%) (26, 60)
38. Texas A&M (67%) (35, 53)
40. Auburn (66%) (19, 85)
52. South Carolina (65%) (97, 11)
57. Vanderbilt (65%) (72, 32)
60. LSU (64%) (79, 28)
69. Arkansas (61%) (53, 89)
98. Alabama (53%) (58, 121)
108. Tennessee (48%) (101, 111)
116. Mississippi State (45%) (102, 124)

Yes better

Texas’ schedule:

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1. Georgia (2, 5, 4)
13. Texas A&M (11, 21, 73)
15. Oklahoma (17, 16, 95)
25. Kentucky (31, 31, 39)
33. Florida (26, 50, 9)
46. Arkansas (38, 57, 6)
68. Mississippi State (78, 60, 50)
97. Vanderbilt (76, 117, 72)

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Oklahoma’s schedule:

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4. Texas (4, 12, 17)
5. Alabama (7, 8, 2)
8. Ole Miss (6, 15, 26)
9. LSU (3, 35, 83)
11. Missouri (8, 18, 45)
16. Tennessee (14, 19, 52)
31. Auburn (50, 32, 27)
43. South Carolina (64, 37, 12)

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Texas’ average SEC opponent is ranked 37.3

Oklahoma’s average SEC opponent is ranked 15.5

How did the SEC office screw this up so wildly?

Does returning production even matter anymore in the portal era? Most teams will fit together with far different peices to come together as a completely different team most years going forward IMO.

I think it matters, but at lower percentages. You don’t want a team made up entirely of transfer.

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How did the SEC office screw this up so wildly?

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OU's first SEC road game is @Auburn, Texas is @Vandy.

Who’s crying? This is the easiest schedule we’ve had in well over a decade.

I know that’s probably hard for Georgia fans to understand since you always play a bunch of East cupcakes.

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I know that’s probably hard for Georgia fans to understand since you always play a bunch of East cupcakes and Auburn as a cupcake.

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Fixed it for you.

I'm sorry you have to play a tough team like UGA while UGA gets to play Auburn. Maybe you could try to be better to make it more even?

The only east team with a worse conference record than Auburn last year was Vandy (who just happened to be the only SEC East team Auburn beat).

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I'm sorry you have to play a tough team like UGA while UGA gets to play Auburn. Maybe you could try to be better to make it more even?

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Playing Auburn isn’t the reason for your weak schedule bud.

Georgia’s Regular Season Games Played Against Top 25 Ranked Opponents Since 2010:
6- Auburn, Florida
5- South Carolina
4- Tennessee
3- Clemson, Missouri, Miss St
2- Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Arkansas, Notre Dame, Alabama, LSU
1- Oregon, Ole Miss, Boise St, Georgia Tech

We’ve obviously enhanced your SOS considering there is no team you’ve played more games against in the regular season that has finished ranked in the Top 25.

Meanwhile, Georgia only ranks third on our list.

Auburn’s Regular Season Games Played Against Top 25 Ranked Opponents Since 2010:
14- Alabama
11- LSU
10- Georgia
4- Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Miss St
3- Clemson, Arkansas
2- S Carolina
1- Washington, Florida, Vanderbilt, Oregon, Kansas St, Penn St

That’s a total of 61 such games for Auburn compared to 46 for Georgia…. So an extra regular season game played against a top tier opponent every single season.

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I'm sorry you have to play a tough team like UGA while UGA gets to play Auburn. Maybe you could try to be better to make it more even?

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More even? Even with a severely depleted roster, you smelly dogs had to score a touchdown in the last three minutes to beat us last year.

And it shouldn't be a surprise that were down. Even Ray Charles could see that.

We'll be more competitive in the future and tart whipping that doggie arse once CHF rebuilds the roster.