The consensus is pretty much UGA, USC, and Florida as the clear big three, but how do you see them finishing up? South Carolina's defensive line is beastly but I like what UGA has coming back. Driskell will be improved but does UF have enough?

UGA gets USC at home while the Gators play in Columbia. UGA UF is of course neutral site.

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1. SCAR
2. Dawgs
3. Gators
4. Vandy
5. Mizzou
6. Vols
7. UK

Georgia should win it. SC may not have enough on offense. Georgia returns everybody on offense pretty much and it was one of the best (I think maybe second to ours) last year. Florida lots a good amount and their offense won't be able to keep up if they get down.

Georgia
Florida
SCAR
Vandy
Tenn
Mizzou
KY

Am I the only one who thinks a large reason for the Carolina hype is Clowney's crushing hit in the Michigan game? If that doesn't happen, they lose a bowl game to a relatively mediocre Michigan team. I'm not sensing a seismic change in them. They'll win 9 like usual.

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1. SCAR
2. Dawgs
3. Gators
4. Vandy
5. Mizzou
6. Vols
7. UK

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This. And the Clowney hype has been around way before the hit in the Michigan game.

Does anyone have that gif?

South Carolina has a pretty suspect running game at the moment. Georgia gets them at home, so maybe Murray finally has a good showing against them. Florida lost key pieces on defense as did Georgia. I could see them all splitting with each other. Then it comes down to their west matchups.

South Carolina has the light one, at Ark and MSU at home.

Georgia has LSU at home and at Auburn

Florida has Ark at home and at LSU.

Personally I like Georgia the most b/c of their ability to score, but SC has a slightly easier schedule. They could lose to either Florida or Georgia and still win the east. I'm going to stick with my instinct and pick Georgia, though

Georgia
SC
Florida
Vandy
Mizzou
Tenn
UK

UGA beats USCe this year (finally). But UGA has to play LSU. That's tougher than USCe's cross opponents