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SEC Network analyst Cole Cubelic shares his 2020 SEC preseason power rankings
The 2020 SEC football season is still scheduled to start on Sept. 26, as long as there are no COVID-19 related disruptions.
That means it is time for some preseason power rankings, and SEC Network analyst Cole Cubelic was the latest to provide just that.
As you can see below, Cubelic ranked all 14 teams, giving Alabama the No. 1 spot and Florida the No. 2 spot. Then, there’s Vanderbilt bringing up the rear at No. 14:
MY 2020 SEC power rankings: pic.twitter.com/HucOkIqMCE
— Cole Cubelic (@colecubelic) August 15, 2020
Which teams will live up to their rankings and which will fall short? Hopefully we’ll get a chance to see for ourselves this fall.
For now, though, this is how Cubelic sees the teams in terms of talent.
Corch is going to meltdown…
Too funny, and true. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. Biggest surprise here is probably Kentucky at five.
Don’t sleep on us.
I’m a fan, but y’all don’t normally get enough respect. That may be changing.
UT might be a bit low. Depends on the QB play.
Agree….I think we can finish in the 5 spot.
It’s the Ole Miss LandBearSharks…
It’s the Mississippi State heil cowbells
Neither one of you should be throwing any stones at the other. Remember that Old Pi$$ & Moo-U are historically both cellar-dwellers….and PLEASE don’t think that Kiffin or Leach is your new found Messiah and is going to bring you to the promise land!
Just what is your official mascot now? I thought y’all went to the black bears a few years ago with the land shark a defensive nickname. They CBS announcers still called y’all the Rebels last year.
That’s just it…they don’t know what to identify themselves as…
Kentucky and maybe Tenn are going to be problems for the SEC.
I’ve heard this story before. I’m going to need to see it first.
Hey SDS — grab every SEC team’s pre-COVID schedule, factor in the cancelled games and added conference games, and give us some 10-game conference schedules that could work. That’d be fun to read and talk about in the comment section.
That’s an interesting list. Personally, and in a non-partisan attitude, I would move Texas A&M and Ole Miss up in this order and Kentucky and Mississippi State down. I think Lane Kiffin has a lot more talent to work with in year one than the Pirate in Starkville, who must take a running option style team and convert it to Air Raid. Also, A&M looks totally loaded to me, good enough to get into the conversation for 6-2 in a normal year and probably 7-3 or 8-2 now.
My friend who does professional power ratings and has been the top-rated computer nerd at the Prediction Tracker in the past will hopefully put out his ratings soon. I haven’t been able to get in touch with him lately, so I hope he plans to release them soon.