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[WiregrassTiger]

Here's how I see the SEC:

Tier 1:
Auburn Stands alone.

Tier 2:
Ole Miss, MSU, Bama

Tier 3:
LSU, Texas A&M, Arkansas

I don't think any of those third tier teams are incapable of beating anyone they play. I think there's a lot of parity in the west.

FWIW, I think the entire East is below the West's Tier 3. If I had to keep going with the entire SEC, it would be:

Tier 4:
Georgia, Missouri

Now begins the awful teams that I would give a 0.00% chance of beating anyone in the entire West.
Tier 5:
South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky

Tier 6:
Tennessee

Tier 7:
Vanderbilt

I think the only SEC team Tennessee beats is Vandy, but it's enough of a gap to put them both in tiers to themselves.

Tiers!

[JR4AU]

Here's how I see the SEC:

Tier 1:
Auburn Stands alone.

Tier 2:
Ole Miss, MSU, Bama

Tier 3:
LSU, Texas A&M, Arkansas

I don't think any of those third tier teams are incapable of beating anyone they play. I think there's a lot of parity in the west.

FWIW, I think the entire East is below the West's Tier 3. If I had to keep going with the entire SEC, it would be:

Tier 4:
Georgia, Missouri

Now begins the awful teams that I would give a 0.00% chance of beating anyone in the entire West.
Tier 5:
South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky

Tier 6:
Tennessee

Tier 7:
Vanderbilt

I think the only SEC team Tennessee beats is Vandy, but it's enough of a gap to put them both in tiers to themselves.

I think Kentucky might beat LSU.  Other than that pretty spot on.

[Catphish Tilly]

Here's how I see the SEC:

Tier 1:
Auburn Stands alone.

Tier 2:
Ole Miss, MSU, Bama

Tier 3:
LSU, Texas A&M, Arkansas

I don't think any of those third tier teams are incapable of beating anyone they play. I think there's a lot of parity in the west.

FWIW, I think the entire East is below the West's Tier 3. If I had to keep going with the entire SEC, it would be:

Tier 4:
Georgia, Missouri

Now begins the awful teams that I would give a 0.00% chance of beating anyone in the entire West.
Tier 5:
South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky

Tier 6:
Tennessee

Tier 7:
Vanderbilt

I think the only SEC team Tennessee beats is Vandy, but it's enough of a gap to put them both in tiers to themselves.

As much as I want to ride the Gus Bus up Hype Hill, I don't think you can legitimately claim us above your Tier 2 schools until we've actually played and beaten one.  Hell, 5 days ago a lot of folks were still concerned about Auburn's abilities after struggling to pull away against what, a Tier 8 or would that be Tier 9 school?  Even when we did it was due to scoring off a few ill-advised throws.

We skrong, yes, just not sure how skrong. But we beat MSU Saturday and I'm in full agreement.

edit: I don't care how true it may be in the Mullen era, that bolded part will always feel strange to me.

[GH2001]

Slightly altered from Chizadskins.

Tier 1:
Auburn

Tier 2:
Ole Miss, MSU, Bama - I'd almost drop Bama to 3rd tier. They bama and they got talent so 2 is fine.

Tier 3:
LSU, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Georgia, Missouri - I think UGA and Arky may be best of this group. Yes, even though Arky lost to Aggy.

Tier 4:
South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee - were all neck and neck with each other in round robins.

Tier 5:
Vanderbilt - no explanation needed

[Snaggletiger]

As much as I want to ride the Gus Bus up Hype Hill, I don't think you can legitimately claim us above your Tier 2 schools until we've actually played and beaten one.  Hell, 5 days ago a lot of folks were still concerned about Auburn's abilities after struggling to pull away against what, a Tier 8 or would that be Tier 9 school?  Even when we did it was due to scoring off a few ill-advised throws.

We skrong, yes, just not sure how skrong. But we beat MSU Saturday and I'm in full agreement.

  Seal of approval

[Saniflush]

We skrong, yes, just not sure how skrong. But we beat MSU Saturday and I'm in full agreement.

All of a sudden I want some crab legs.....and some rape.

[jmar]

All of a sudden I want some crab legs.....and some rape.

Not jus anybody qualify for some rape.