Nobody’s perfect, and we’re no exception. So give us another chance, won’t you? All those preseason predictions, let’s just forget about those.

After three weeks of football, here’s our best prediction for your team’s final regular season mark:

SEC West

Alabama: 12-0

A game like this week’s 62-7 drubbing of Ole Miss makes the biggest question whether Alabama will even be seriously challenged. Auburn isn’t that good. LSU is playing well, but maybe not that well. Could Georgia in the SEC Championship Game be the toughest challenge Alabama sees this season? If what we’ve seen from Clemson and Ohio State is a predictor, very possibly.

Arkansas: 2-10

Who else except Tulsa will Arkansas beat? Ole Miss and Vandy look like the best possibilities, but neither of those looks like more than a vague shadow of a possibility right now.

Auburn: 8-4

The loss to LSU was a tough one. Auburn looks very unlikely to beat Alabama or Georgia, and based off the season to date, Mississippi State or Texas A&M could very well beat them, as well.

LSU: 9-3

It feels odd that LSU doesn’t project for a better record, but predicting them beating either Georgia or Alabama feels like a stretch. Playing at Texas A&M would be a possible third loss, although 10-2 feels much more likely than it did last week.

Mississippi: 6-6

The Rebels will win their two additional nonconference games, will beat Arkansas, and can probably pick up another win. Either South Carolina at home or Vandy on the road are likely suspects.

Mississippi State: 10-2

Mississippi State could well be 6-0 going into LSU. That said, playing them on the road, A&M at home, and then Alabama on the road in a four-week span will be brutal.

Texas A&M: 8-4

Texas A&M is good, but they play at Alabama, at Mississippi State and at Auburn. It’s hard to be more optimistic than 8-4 this year. If not for the schedule, the outlook would be better.

SEC East

Florida: 7-5

Florida will be good enough to beat the bad teams on their schedule (Tennessee, Idaho, Florida State), and pick off a couple of the mid-level teams (Mizzou and Carolina come to Gainesville).

Georgia: 12-0

Auburn isn’t beating this team unless some big changes occur before November. LSU at Baton Rouge is tough, but it’s tougher not to pick Georgia.

Kentucky: 8-4

A crucial three-week stretch for Kentucky begins at home against Mississippi State and South Carolina and at Texas A&M. A 2-1 mark would make Kentucky the favorite to finish second in the SEC East, and a 1-2 mark keeps eight wins in the realm of possibility.

Missouri: 8-4

That pass defense is a little scary. The game at South Carolina on Oct. 6 could define both teams’ seasons. If Mizzou wins there, they’ve got a shot at second in the East. If not, a three-game losing streak going into the second half of the schedule is not a good thing.

South Carolina: 8-4

There is no reason to change our assessment of the Gamecocks. They’ll get a cupcake on the schedule for Oct. 20, and they have a relatively light SEC road schedule. The next two games will see USC as a mild road favorite. Can they win both?

Tennessee: 5-7

There’s just not that many wins on this schedule. Aside from the Charlotte game, Tennessee may not be favored again. Next week is huge. Beat the Gators and we can talk about a bowl. Get smashed and 4-8 looks more likely.

Vanderbilt: 6-6

It’s a big week for Vanderbilt as a win over South Carolina would move the Commodores into the “second in the SEC East” conversation. Their draw of Arkansas and Ole Miss from the West is looking pretty fortunate right now.