Based on the chaos in the SEC this season, the likelihood of the following teams having at least three losses is somewhat realistic. Here are my very biased predictions.

UGA - lose to FLA, South Carolina (they get hot in Willie B)
Bama - lose to LSU - done
Ole Miss - lose to UGA
Missouri - lose to UGA
Texas - lose to LSU
Kentucky - lose to Tennessee, Florida (most likely to finish with two losses with ease of schedule?)
Tennessee - lose to LSU (yep, my bias is a trend)
Florida - can they lay an egg against Oklahoma or lose a rivalry game at Florida State?

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Posted by goatmilker

With Chinese expect nationalism

Member since Feb 2009

78735 posts

Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:00 pm to Tdubs7

Of course why ask.

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Posted by grizzlylongcut

Member since Sep 2021

16610 posts

Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:06 pm to Tdubs7

Idgaf, the 2 loss other conference teams and 3 loss SEC teams have 0 business being in the playoffs.

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Posted by Tarpon08

Cut Off, LA

Member since Dec 2014

9452 posts

Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:09 pm to Tdubs7

Dude...you just started this same exact thread like 30 minutes ago.

Once again: The answer is yes. The committee has shown to value the records above all. If you want to project just look at the history of what they've done. Not what they should have done. What they've actually done.

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Posted by Tdubs7

Member since Aug 2024

889 posts

Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:18 pm to Tarpon08

quote:
Dude...you just started this same exact thread like 30 minutes ago.

Dude - I tried posting on another board and it kicked it over to this one. It happens.

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Posted by Chaz95

Dallas, Texas

Member since Nov 2007

19777 posts

Posted on 10/28/26 at 2:54 pm to Tdubs7

will 100% depend on strength of schedule.

no way a 1-loss shite team from shite conference or even down-this-year conference gets in over 2-loss Power 5.

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