The Southeastern Conference produced its seventh straight BCS college football national champion, but how do the remaining SEC teams stack up against one another in the country's toughest and most competitive league?
After the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide went down to the Texas A&M Aggies, the Georgia Bulldogs are the new No. 1 team on the Dawg Sports SEC Power Poll ballot.
The Gators finish SEC play at 7-1, but not before a very game Mizzou squad gave them a scare.
Gary Pinkel's statement that the SEC has more good teams than the Big 12 angered some Big 12 fans. It shouldn't have.
While UK could look to pound the ground as it takes on the Missouri Tigers, the 'Cats do get hot-shot freshman quarterback Patrick Towles back on the field, and could opt to attack Mizzou's susceptible secondary.
Missouri may be forced to start their freshman quarterback against Kentucky, and head coach Gary Pinkel hopes for a more consistent performance.
Likely without their starting quarterback again this week, Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel doesn't blame injuries for the Tigers' struggles.
BracketCat analyzes the Week 2 SB Nation BlogPoll.
You've seen all the other previews, now check out the Dawg Sports forecast of tomorrow night's SEC football opener between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Missouri Tigers!
There are no uniform rules for disclosure of injuries and suspensions in college football. Should there be?
