For the first time in a long time, this SEC week had no upsets. Form held for Week 10 … but how will that change our record predictions? Here’s where we see each SEC squad ending up, after Week 10.

West

Alabama: 12-0

They’re a touchdown favorite, and while No. 1 LSU has shown more this season, No. 2 Alabama didn’t get here by playing down to teams. They could still get a challenge from Auburn too, but for the time being, we’d bet on Bama.

Arkansas: 2-10

Why wouldn’t they lose to Western Kentucky? Maybe Hilltoppers coach Tyson Helton can go a la Chad Morris and “guarantee” a win?

Auburn: 8-4

It’s tough to see the team that struggled to put away Ole Miss pulling off upsets of Georgia or Alabama. But then, both have to travel to Auburn, and stranger things have happened. Still, this team is a Bo Nix miracle pass against Oregon from being near free-fall. Until we see better, we’ll stay at 8-4.

LSU: 11-1

You hate to look ahead (OK, we love it — coaches hate to look ahead), but the Tigers really don’t have that tough of a November aside from next week at Tuscaloosa. If they can win there, as Sinatra would note, they could win anywhere.

Mississippi State: 6-6

After a punishing running game for the Bulldogs, we’ll pick them to win the Egg Bowl against an Ole Miss team that’ll be eliminated from bowl contention after a loss to LSU.

Ole Miss: 4-8

If the Rebels had a 5th win going into the Egg Bowl, we’d pick them to beat State. But in a game where one team is playing for bowl eligibility and one is on the road playing to not get embarrassed, well, it’s hard to pick against State.

Texas A&M: 7-5

We’ll stay steady on this one. A&M seems likely to beat South Carolina, but not to knock off Georgia or LSU. With a brutal schedule, that’s really not a bad 7-5 season for the Aggies.

East

Florida: 10-2

Nobody’s going to challenge the Gators the rest of the year. At Missouri? Home against Florida State? Even if they rush for 21 yards every week, Florida would probably still finish 10-2.

Georgia: 11-1

Barring a surprise at Auburn, only that oh-so-brutal loss to South Carolina will keep UGA from a perfect regular season … which means the path to CFP redemption likely has to go through Alabama or LSU in the SEC Championship Game.

Kentucky: 7-5

If Kentucky can beat Tennessee next Saturday, they’ve got a legitimate shot at 8-4. But can they beat Tennessee next weekend?

Missouri: 7-5

Up next: Georgia and Florida. So, for that matter, potentially a 5-5 Missouri team on a 4-game losing streak could well have its hands full against UT. Still, that game is in CoMo, and we’ll stick with the Tigers for the moment at least.

South Carolina: 5-7

Considering the 3 remaining games, the Gamecocks could well go 4-8 … probably without even playing badly. As things stand, we’d take them over App State, setting up a game at Texas A&M with Carolina’s bowl eligibility likely hanging in the balance. But winning both games feels too optimistic for now.

Tennessee: 5-7

Winning at Kentucky feels like a must-have for the Vols. They could still get bowl eligible by winning at Mizzou and at home against Vandy, but they’ll breathe a lot easier with a win in Lexington.

Vanderbilt: 3-9

The 2 road games look like near-certain losses, and Kentucky will be a decent favorite in Nashville. How much motivation will a non-bowl-eligible Vandy team have after next week?