Everyone is taking a stab at the top recruits left on the board, and with National Signing Day only a week away, let’s take a look at the top uncommitted prospects looking at the SEC.

The SEC East will try and make a name for itself in 2012. The East, as a whole, has been down over the last couple of seasons, but talent is packing at each one of the East teams.

Exiting 2011 and heading into the way-too-long off-season of early 2012, here are how the 14 teams stack up right now heading into 2012 in the SEC power rankings style. Remember, this is a projection based on next year, not how they finished this year.

Arkansas had not won eleven games in a season since 1977, when they ended that year with an Orange Bowl victory over Oklahoma to finish 11-1. A 29-16 decision over Kansas State Friday night in the 76th Annual Cotton Bowl, earned the Hogs win number 11 for the first time in thirty-four years.

Mississippi State takes on Wake Forest in the Music City Bowl in Nashville later this month. Even though Wake could be looked at as a lesser opponent, their passing game really is something to take note of. This should be a good football game, until State wears them down in the fourth quarter.

The Vanderbilt Commodores will take on Cincinnati in the Liberty Bowl. The Commodores will be taking on the Bearcats in the Liberty Bowl:

Mississippi State will be taking on ACC-foe Wake Forest in the Music City Bowl. Get to know the opposition starting right now:

Here is what the AP voted as to the first team offense and defense in the SEC for 2011. Barrett Jones, Trent Richardson, Jarvis Jones and Tyrann Mathieu were all unanimous decisions:

Here is your SEC lineup for the bowl games. You think the SEC will go 7-0 outside of the National Championship? Let’s hope so:

To stop the LSU running attack with their five-headed monster in running backs Spencer Ware, Michael Ford, Alfred Blue and Kenny Hilliard, along with quarterback Jordan Jefferson’s option attack, you have to be men against the run…not just boys. Can Georgia complete that task? We’ll have to wait and see: