So how does this work for the SECCG?

Right now Tennessee has head to head over Bama and Kentucky. In the event you have 2 teams with the same record that dont play each other the way they use to do it was the highest ranking one in the polls.

Right now its Tennessee. Kentucky is out because they lost to both Alabama and Tennessee. That would leave Alabama, Texas and Tennessee. Texas lost to Alabama and didn't play Tennessee. Texas is out. Tennessee beat Alabama. They dont use ranking anymore. They have 5 steps and it uses cumalative score of common opponents. Step 6 is to draw the name but it should obviously never get to that.

LINK

This link is a great resource. Predict the outcome of the games and it will spit out all the tiebreaker scenarios and who would go in any given situation. Me personally I'm pulling for Tennessee the rest of the way because I would really prefer to not have to face bama again. That also means that bama is a guaranteed into the playoff with only two losses, but as we saw last year even if they got their third loss against us in that game they would still go anyway so who cares. I just think we would probably have an easier time beating Tennessee then bama for a second time.

The Texas @ LSU game will be pivotal.
If Texas wins on the road then we will play Alabama in the SECCG.
If LSU wins, then we play Tennessee instead.


1. Georgia (8 - 1)
2. Alabama (7 - 2)
Above Tennessee and Texas based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4691).
3. Texas (7 - 2)
With Tennessee, below Alabama based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4198).
Above Tennessee based on head-to-head record (1-0).
4. Tennessee (7 - 2)
With Texas, below Alabama based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4444).
Below Texas based on head-to-head record (0-1).
5. Ole Miss (6 - 3)
Above Kentucky based on winning percentage against #7 teams all played one time (1-0).
6. Kentucky (6 - 3)
Below Ole Miss based on winning percentage against #7 teams all played one time (0-1).
7. Missouri (5 - 4)
Above S Carolina based on record vs common conference opponents all played equal times (5-2).
8. S Carolina (5 - 4)
Below Missouri based on record vs common conference opponents all played equal times (4-3).
9. Florida (4 - 5)
Above Auburn, LSU, and Oklahoma based on record vs common conference opponents all played equal times (1-0).
10. Oklahoma (4 - 5)
With Auburn and LSU, below Florida based on record vs common conference opponents all played equal times (0-1).
Above Auburn and LSU based on conference opponent win percentage (0.5432).
11. LSU (4 - 5)
With Auburn and Oklahoma, below Florida based on record vs common conference opponents all played equal times (0-1).
With Auburn, below Oklahoma based on conference opponent win percentage (0.5062).
Above Auburn based on head-to-head record (1-0).
12. Auburn (4 - 5)
With LSU and Oklahoma, below Florida based on record vs common conference opponents all played equal times (0-1).
With LSU, below Oklahoma based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4938).
Below LSU based on head-to-head record (0-1).
13. Miss St (2 - 7)
14. Texas A&M (1 - 8)
Above Arkansas and Vandy based on conference opponent win percentage (0.5679).
15. Arkansas (1 - 8)
With Vandy, below Texas A&M based on conference opponent win percentage (0.5185).
Above Vandy based on head-to-head record (1-0).
16. Vandy (1 - 8)
With Arkansas, below Texas A&M based on conference opponent win percentage (0.5556).
Below Arkansas based on head-to-head record (0-1).

Yea, I don't get the whole "based on conference opponent win percentage" logic. I would think that it's based on win/loss record and then head to head and if that doesn't resolve it then yea, maybe opponent win percentage.
If that is correct, then it should be Tennessee assuming they win out I could easily see LSU upsetting the Vols.