re: Way Too Early SEC Divisional Predictions

I'm in

1. Louisiana State (Rotation)
2. Alabama (Capital One)
3. Auburn (Outback)
4. Mississippi State (Music City)
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Note: That Auburn game at MSU is a chance for MSU to finish third. Don't think they will be able to but its the game that could make MSU a 9 or maybe 10 win team.

5. Ole Miss (Independence)
6. Texas A&M (LOL)
7. Arkansas
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Like someone else said, A&M's defense is a liability without JFF bailing them out. Auburn could not replace Cam Newton, A&M can't replace JFF. A&M could theoretically lose their last six SEC games. Ole Miss and Missouri are at home, so they might get one of those.

1. South Carolina (Playoff)
2. Tennessee (Gator)
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Tennessee will be much improved in a year where the East will be down. They will start 2-2 and then beat Florida, then upset Alabama in Knoxville. They won't win at South Carolina, but 8-4/9-3 is a real possibility. Surprise of the SEC next year.

3. Georgia (Belk)
4. Florida (Houston)
5. Missouri (Liberty)
6. Kentucky
7. Vanderbilt

Just think its a year where 6-2 wins the West and South Carolina dominates a weak East and picks off A&M and Auburn. Grabs a 4 seed in the playoff after losing to Clemson and beating LSU in Atlanta

West:

LSU
Auburn
Ole Miss
Miss St
Alabama
Texas A+M
Arky

SEC West
1) Alabama
2) Auburn
3) Ole Miss
4) Mississippi State
5) LSU
6) Arkansas
7) Texas A&M

SEC East
1) South Carolins
2) Mizzou
3) Georgia
4) Florida
5) Vandy
6) Tennessee
7) Kentucky

West:
1) LSU
2) Alabama
3) Ole Miss
4) Auburn
5) State
6) Texas A&M
6) Arkansas

East:
1) South Carolina
2) UGA
3) Tennessee
4) Missouri
5) Florida
6) Kentucky
7) Vandy

West:
1) Miss St
2) Bama
3) Auburn
4) LSU
5) Arkansas
6) Texas A&M
7) Ole Miss

West:
1) Auburn
2) Ole Miss
3) Alabama
4) LSU
5) State
6) Texas A&M
6) Arkansas

LSU lost way too much on defense in 2012, and has lost way too much on offense in 2013. Ole Miss is primed for a good run, A&M will struggle mightily, and Auburn will repeat as West champs.

East:
1) South Carolina
2) Florida
3) Tennessee
4) Mizzou
5) UGA
6) Kentucky
7) Vandy

Florida will rebound to the Capital One or Chick-Fil-A Bowl, but Spurrier will make this (finally) Carolina's year. Mizzou will take a dip, but Georgia (with personnel losses and losses on the field) will be the biggest East disappointment of all. Tennessee will begin its rise back to relevancy this year.