What are each teams' 2026 floor expectation?

In other words, where is the line of what would make a season "acceptable"?... what number of wins would mark the point that one fewer win would make the fanbase extremely disgruntled?

NOTE: Every fanbase is hoping for better than the below... this is supposed to be the low end of acceptability, not the high end.

I'm going to take a guess at each... tell me I'm wrong:

Texas: 10-2
I think 10-2 should get a team into the playoff and as long as Texas gets to the playoff, that should meet the standard of meeting the low end of expectations.

Georgia: 10-2
Ditto. Same as above

Alabama: 10-2
Same. I think 9-3 with a playoff appearance might work here. Bama fans wouldn't like eating that 9-3 sandwich but they'd keep eating it without a major fuss as long as they made the playoff. Now 8-4 would probably get DeBoer run off. 9-3 and a playoff miss would make the seat hot for sure but probably not be enough to run him off.

LSU: 9-3
I think a 9-3 season and missing the playoff would make some folks be disappointed, but at the end of the day it's a first year coach taking over a team that went 7-6 and lost to Houston in a bowl game last season. I think 8-4 would probably wake LSU fans up enough to realize the circus they have to endure probably isn't worth it. There'd be some disgruntled Cajuns.

Ole Miss: 8-4
At the end of the day, it's Ole Miss. a first year coach going 8-4 in this SEC is a huge accomplishment for that program. 7-5 would probably end the very short honeymoon for the new coach.

Texas A&M: 8-4
Elko has done a good job so far. Anything less than 8-4 would probably throw most of the goodwill he's earned out the window.

Oklahoma: 8-4
Same as above. I feel like a 7-5 Year 4 for Venebles would put him back on the hot seat going into 2027

Tennessee: 7-5
The Vols went 7-5 last season without beating a ranked opponent and they still act like Heupel is the greatest coach since Knute Rockne. Obviously they will put up with this record.

Auburn: 7-5
A 7-5 season would not create excitement but it would be a nice page-turner from the Harsin/Freeze era... wild give Golesh something to build upon for 2027.

Florida: 7-5
Same as above.

South Carolina: 7-5
Any coach who can win 7 games at South Carolina playing a 9-game conference schedule + Clemson should be celebrated.

Missouri: 7-5
Same as above but without having to play Clemson. If Drinkwitz can get to 7 wins it means he likely won a meaningful game which would be rare for him.

Arkansas: 5-7
Arky's schedule is brutal. Getting to 5 wins for a first year coach would be a decent first year.

Kentucky:
Ditto. Same as above

Miss St: 5-7
Lebby seems like a dead man walking. 5-7 would actually be a pretty decent step in the right direction.

Vanderbilt: 5-7
I know Vandy is not the worst team in the league and they should hope for far more. But at the end of the day, Vandy fans have very low expectations.