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The Bulldogs were challenged by Arkansas, but they escaped the weekend still on top of the SEC.
You really have to hand it to Gus Malzahn after his offense shredded the vaunted Ole Miss defense.
The Tide took a week off to prepare for a big game in Baton Rouge.
4. LSU Tigers
The Tigers got the week off, too.
The Rebels' playoff hopes are tabled after two straight losses. Can they regroup and finish strong?
The SEC's most confounding program is up to its old tricks again in 2014. The Dawgs have largely dominated outside of two upset losses to mediocre South Carolina and Florida teams.
7. Texas A&M Aggies
The Aggies nearly experienced disaster against Louisiana-Monroe.
This team would probably win 8-10 games if it played in the East, but it's going to struggle to make a bowl game because of its rough Western Division schedule. They've gotta win two of three from games vs. LSU, Ole Miss, and Mizzou.
The Tigers continue to ride strong defense to wins in the SEC East.
10. Florida Gators
Can Will Muschamp save his job after yesterday's win over UGA?
A once-promising season for the 'Cats is on the brink. UK has lost three straight and may find it difficult to win another.
Impressive comeback victory engineered by Vols QB Joshua Dobbs.
If the defense was mediocre, this team would likely be in the top six. As it is, it's one of the league's worst team, because the defense is historically bad.
The 'Dores got one last win for the season against Old Dominion. Expect for them to lose the rest of the their games.