SEC Football Preseason Predictions and Power Rankings, 2009

Posted on 16 August 2009 by Ethan Jaynes

SEC Football Preseason Predictions, 2009. Here they are short and sweet. I know that my predictions will not only raise eyebrows, but they will also bring my sanity into question. I can only say that I think the SEC West is the deepest we have ever seen. Parody will be the SEC West’s surname. With 2 weeks to go in the season there will be several teams with shots at going to the Atlanta for the championship. The SEC East will be sewn up fairly quickly by the impenetrable Florida Gators. Georgia will make a lot of heads turn picking up the trash.

Auburn and Tennessee will both bring some normalcy to the picture by running the ball and keeping their defense fresh so they can do what they know how to do. The coaches have changed but the top level talent is still there. The coaches and assistants will bring new life.  Alabama, Arkansas, and Ole Miss will all come back to Earth a little. Well, Alabama a lot. Alabama lost their best passing QB of all time ( by the #’s ), and they lost their top 1 or 2 ranked offensive lineman throughout their storied program’s history. Last year was the perfect storm for them, and they still lost their last 2 games.

Please do not be too offended, if your team is not where you expect it. This is the best conference in the nation, and it is the deepest I have ever seen it. #5 through #11 could lose to each other any given Saturday. #5 through #11 would be the pride of any other conference. That’s just how the SEC roles.

  1. Florida: 12-1, 1st in SEC East with a 7-1 SEC record = SEC Champions
  2. Georgia: 11-2, 2nd in SEC East with a 6-2 SEC record
  3. Alabama: 9-4, Tied 1st in SEC West with a 5-3 SEC record
  4. LSU: 9-4, Tied 1st in SEC West with a 5-3 SEC record
  5. South Carolina: 9-4, 3rd in SEC East with a 5-3 SEC record
  6. Auburn: 9-4, Tied 3rd in SEC West with a 4-4 SEC record
  7. Ole Miss: 8-5, Tied 3rd in SEC West with a 4-4 SEC record
  8. Tennessee: 7-6, Tied 4th in SEC East with a 3-5 SEC record
  9. Vanderbilt: 6-6, Tied 4th in SEC East with a 3-5 SEC record
  10. Arkansas: 5-7, 5th in SEC West with a 3-5 SEC record
  11. Kentucky: 5-7, 6th in SEC East with a 2-6 SEC record
  12. Mississippi State: 3-9 , 6th in SEC West with a 0-8 SEC record

That’s just how the SEC roles.

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1 Comments For This Post

  1. elliott Says:

    i see florida and bama going to sec championship game this year georgia not even close they lost to okstate and if something happens to tebow they done with

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