Saturday's SEC East showdown in Columbia, S.C., shook up the college football conference power poll by vaulting the South Carolina Gamecocks past the Alabama Crimson Tide into first place in the league.
We all know the Alabama Crimson Tide are the top team in the Southeastern Conference, but are the Florida Gators, the Georgia Bulldogs, or the South Carolina Gamecocks the Eastern Division challengers who rank second in the SEC Power Poll?
The SEC Power Poll features two ties, Tennessee fans are holding out hope for a win in Athens, and Sunday Morning Quarterback thinks big things are brewing in the SEC East. Who's right and who's wrong?
Christian D'Andrea over at Anchor of Gold (who is one of the world's greats at Space Invaders, provided he has a 2 liter Shasta and his all Rush mix tape) was kind enough to answer a few questions...
Another wild weekend of college football left Alabama and LSU as the clear SEC frontrunners, with Sun Belt victims Arkansas and Kentucky bringing up the rear. How do the teams rank in the SEC Power Poll?
Where do the Georgia Bulldogs rank in the SEC Power Poll? Dawg Sports explains where the 14 teams stand in the toughest league in college football.
Shame and Disgrace in the SEC: The Tiger Hotel in Columbia, MO
The first weekend of Southeastern Conference college football is in the books for 2012. Where do the 14 teams of the SEC stand in the inaugural power poll rankings?
With the 2012 college football season just two days away, it is time once more to rank the teams of the Southeastern Conference in SB Nation's SEC Power Poll. Where does your favorite team rank?
Chuck Thompson has written a northern manifesto supporting Southern secession, in which he attacks the SEC's supposed superiority in college football. A Georgia Bulldogs blogger fires back.
