The SEC brazenly announced its 2020 schedule 2.0 on SEC Network Monday evening. Each team will play a 10-game, conference only schedule with (at the very least) severely reduced stadium capacities. While the Pac-12 and Big 10 have postponed their seasons for now, it appears to be full steam ahead for the 14 SEC schools.
Keeping in mind the new schedules and latest player-opt outs, let’s take a look at the SEC as things stand on August 19.
SEC power rankings and record projections
1. Alabama. Projection: 9-1.
2. Georgia: Projection: 8-2
3. LSU. Projection: 7-3
4. Florida. Projection: 7-3
5. Auburn. Projection: 6-4
6. Texas A&M. Projection: 6-4
7. Tennessee. Projection: 5-5
8. Kentucky. Projection: 5-5
9. Mississippi State. Projection: 5-5
10. Ole Miss. Projection: 4-6
11. Missouri 3-7
12. South Carolina. Projection: 2-8
13. Arkansas. Projection 1-9
14. Vanderbilt. Projection: 0-10
