Here’s what we’re not overreacting to in the SEC after Week 9:

Georgia coach Mark Richt is in trouble:

Mark Richt has had a sizable group of detractors for several years. It’s been xx years since Georgia won an SEC title and the Bulldogs always seem to bring in an elite recruiting class.

But this year is different. Failing to win the weaker East Division the past two years as upstart Missouri earned the spot in Atlanta intensified the criticism. Starting a transfer at quarterback who couldn’t start at Virginia, falling flat against Alabama then blowing a big lead at Tennessee have convinced former Richt supporters that it’s time for a change.

On Saturday, Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Mark Bradley called for Georgia to find another coach.

LSU at Alabama is the game of the year in the SEC, if not the nation:

The West title is there for the taking for LSU, Alabama and Ole Miss. Texas A&M and Mississippi State are within striking range, too. But Saturday’s game is likely for the West title. The players know it. The coaches know it. The country knows it.

Kentucky fans are frustrated by the Wildcats’ blowout loss to Tennessee:
The promise of a 4-1 start has turned into another disappointing season at Kentucky. The Wildcats’ victory over Missouri seemed impressive back when the Tigers were 3-0. The close loss to Florida came early in the season while the Gators were ironing out the kinks with new coach Jim McElwain. Kentucky has made progress on several fronts, including recruiting, but the Wildcats still haven’t made it over the hump. That’s OK. Basketball season starts this month.