Everybody loves preseason predictions. Until a couple of games are played and they don’t look quite so sharp anymore. Which is why we’re revisiting them. Again.

After two games, here’s the predicted record for each SEC squad. (These might look a little different from our Power Rankings, which are based more on real time than future prospects.)

SEC West

Alabama 12-0

The gap between Alabama and everybody else looks wider after two weeks. Very few teams on its schedule have a chance.

Arkansas 7-5

If Arkansas doesn’t find some offense, they could end up in the West cellar. As it is, we’re guessing they string enough together to avoid that fate.

Auburn 8-4

The Tigers look increasingly like the past three Auburn teams — tough defenses, lots of talent, but not enough offensive punch, especially in the air, to win big games. Losses at LSU and to Alabama at home look very likely, and there’s probably another one lurking somewhere — maybe Georgia again?

LSU 10-2

As Auburn falters, LSU looks like a very solid second place team in the West. Going 11-1 isn’t outside the realm of possibility and the Tigers might crash the CFP party if they could pull that off.

Mississippi State 7-5

It’s a tough next three games for the Bulldogs. If they can nab one of the three, they might go 8-4. If not, the four after that — all of which look very winnable — get very crucial.

Ole Miss 5-7

The Rebels still play no defense. They might have more to play for in November than Kentucky or A&M, and they could sneak into a 6-6 or even 7-5 season, if so.

Texas A&M 6-6

Two games into the season, the Aggies have been the worst team in the West. After next week, the wins could get pretty hard to find.

East

Florida 6-5

That Tennessee game just got really, really important. If they lose that one, Florida is trying to win six of their final nine games, which includes Florida State, LSU and Georgia. If any September game is a must-win, Saturday is it for the Gators.

Georgia 10-2

Between the mediocrity of the East and the significance of a decent road win at Notre Dame, an optimistic Bulldog fan could start looking down the schedule and seeing nothing but Ws. We won’t go that far, but UGA comes out of Week 2 in the East’s driver’s seat.

Kentucky 6-6

Kentucky needs to start 4-2 to maintain a legitimate shot at a bowl season. With Eastern Michigan and Mizzou in the next four games, that should be viable. A win at Carolina or at home over Florida could get the back into the SEC hunt.

Missouri 4-8

The Tigers get a decent defensive effort and their passing game has a flat tire. Looks much like 2016 Missouri, which put up gobs of yards and points against their weak non-conference schedule … and not much in the conference.

South Carolina 8-4

Going into Tennessee at 6-0 looks increasingly possible for Carolina, who is playing like the underdog in the running for the East. If Tennessee stumbles, it’s the Bulldogs and Gamecocks up for the division title.

Tennessee 8-4

Take care of the Gators and the Vols become the leading candidate to finish second in the East. Don’t take care of the Gators and UT could be 3-4 coming out of the Alabama game.

Vanderbilt 7-5

Vandy starts a tough stretch on its schedule. If the Dores can play as well as they have in the first two weeks, seven wins is a legitimate possibility. If not, this schedule gets top heavy in a hurry and the hunt for wins is closer to five than seven.