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Every SEC Team’s Margin of Victory in Week 10

SEC Standings After Week 10

Here is my Week 11 Top 25 Just missed: Missouri, SMU, Louisville, Duke, North Texas

Georgia looks like the best team in the country but I can already hear the crying from all these big accounts wanting to put Utah at #1.

Every SEC team’s turnover margin through Week 9

Here are my Week 10 SEC Score Predictions Prediction record so far: 68-16

Last time each SEC team was ranked #1 in the AP Poll Who will be the next team to hold the #1 spot?

Average Margin of Victory for each SEC team through Week 9

Last time each SEC team started 8-0

Which SEC teams have allowed the fewest points per game after Week 9?

Which SEC teams have scored the most points per game after Week 9?

SEC Leading Receivers through Week 9

SEC Leading Rushers through Week 9

Every SEC Team’s Spot in the Week 10 CFP Rankings Where do you disagree?

Finally someone puts UCLA where they belong

Grading Every SEC Team’s Performance in Week 9

Since everyone is scrutinizing the SEC's out of P4 conference wins, I decided to take a look at the other conferences and see how their wins stacked up: SEC: 39% (From 10 out of conference wins) Big 12: 38% (From 6 wins) Big Ten: 31% (From 4 wins) ACC: 27% (From 6 wins) So even with this rather flawed methodology of scrutinizing schedules, the SEC STILL comes out on top!

If you keep the losses to the SEC you're basically baking in a negative winning percentage, because you're adding 10 losses to the sample that they wouldn't have otherwise had. SEC out of conference opponents Record vs P4 excluding SEC games: Ohio State: 4-1 Louisville: 4-2 Minnesota: 3-2 Clemson: 3-2 Baylor: 3-2 Arizona State: 2-3 NC State: 2-3 Kansas: 1-4 Florida State: 1-4 Georgia Tech: 1-5 Total Record: 24-28 (46%) If you did this for any other conference's out of conference slate you'd get similar numbers, because any random set of P4 teams will trend towards a ~50% win rate, that's basic math. What this shows is that the SEC beat 5 P4 teams that have a winning record in their own conference which if you ask me is pretty impressive.