These first five weeks of the season have flown by at warp speed. The only thing that’s been quicker is how quickly everyone’s preseason predictions went down the drain. What’s a second chance between friends? Or a fifth chance? So after five weeks, here’s our guess at everyone’s ultimate 2017 record.

West

Alabama: 12-0

Could we pick Alabama to go 13-0 in a 12-game regular season? That’d be the only way we’d change it up.

Arkansas: 6-6

This weekend’s matchup at South Carolina is a big one. If the Razorbacks win, they’re still legitimately in the bowl picture. If not, it’s hard to figure out a way they can string together six victories.

Auburn: 9-3

This is the clear second-best team in the West. They will lose to Alabama and probably one more — maybe Georgia. But not hard to see plenty of wins otherwise.

LSU: 8-4

If you can lose to Troy at home, you could lose to anybody. If they lose in the Swamp, 7-5 is pretty plausible.

Mississippi State: 8-4

State was awful again, but its schedule still shapes up pretty well for a decent season. After facing three consecutive teams ranked No. 13 or better, it’s a good time for their bye week.

Ole Miss: 5-7

There might not be five wins on this schedule. Three home games in the last three weeks of October are critical; lose two of the three and it’s a long season.

Texas A&M: 7-5

The game at Florida in two weeks will reveal whether the Aggies are going to sneak into the bowl picture or perhaps end up third in the West. Either seems reasonable right now.

East

Florida: 8-3

The next two weeks are two interesting home games for the Gators, who now turn to Feleipe Franks to run the show. Sweep both and 9-2 could be in the cards. Lose both and the East race is over before it starts.

Georgia: 11-1

Really tempted to pick Georgia to finish 12-0, but a stumble someplace along the line feels likely. At Auburn on Nov. 11 will be a hurdle.

Kentucky: 7-5

Zero style points for Kentucky. Still, four wins down with a home game against Missouri coming up.

Missouri: 3-9

Idaho at home and UConn on the road look like wins. That’s about it.

South Carolina: 7-5

Carolina lost, but stands still in the predictions because Arkansas and Tennessee (their next two opponents) aren’t exactly world beaters. The next two will tell us plenty about the season’s last month.

Tennessee: 7-5

There’s one element that makes us want to pick UT to go 3-9. But then we look down their schedule and realize that if they can make it out of October in one piece, November shapes up fairly well.

Vanderbilt: 6-6

The game at Ole Miss on Oct. 14 will dictate whether Vandy is a legitimate bowl candidate. For a team that started 3-0, a 5-7 season is very much within the realm of possibility.

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