SEC Power Rankings: Season Ending Looney Tunes Edition

Thank God it’s over.

By demetri ravanos@DemetriRavanos Dec 2, 2019, 9:15am EST

I don’t know that many of us are going to be sad to put the 2019 football season in our rearview mirrors. You would have been a fool to expect that Carolina could be in a New Year’s 6 bowl game, but I don’t think any of us were thinking 4-8 either. Add to that the uncertainty within the fanbase over the certainty within the administration that Will Muschamp is the man to lead the Cocks into the future, and we’ve got quite a dour ten month offseason on the horizon.

On the bright side, if we zoom out, the conference provided some nice surprises this season. LSU discovered the forward pass, the forgone conclusion of Tua lifting the Heisman and Bama winning in Atlanta didn’t come to fruition, and Arkansas was entertainingly terrible.

Here are our final SEC Power Rankings for 2019, complete with bowl projections (as best I can figure based on standings and affiliation rotations between the Big Ten and ACC) and Looney Tunes gifs!

1. LSU (Peach Bowl vs Utah)

I like this Thanos-esque version of Coach O just obliterating anything in his path.

2. Georgia (Sugar Bowl vs Oklahoma)

Between beating the living hell out of Tech and Bama’s loss, UGA can be sure they are not going to the Orange Bowl. It’s either the Sugar Bowl or the CFP now.

3. Florida (Orange Bowl vs Notre Dame)

Watching Bama lose and counting the difference in the payout from a New Years 6 bowl versus the payout from the Citrus Bowl.

4. Auburn (Outback Bowl vs Penn State)

When penalties and dumb luck aren’t enough, sometimes you have to complain to the refs until they change the clock.

5. Alabama (Citrus Bowl vs Virginia)

How the rest of the conference sees Bama fans when they complain about a loss.

6. Tennessee (Gator Bowl vs Indiana)

Wake up! Jeremy Pruitt may actually be a good coach and make things even tougher for Carolina in the East for the next few years.

7. Texas A&M (Music City vs Florida State)

After all of the talk about this being the year Jimbo put A&M in the top tier of the West to stay, this is how his team faired against any legitimate competition.