2022-23 SEC Final StandingS Predictions

Ah, the College Football year is almost upon us, and we all know what that means.  It’s officially time to put our own predictions and projections out there for how the season will turn out, so that at the end of the season we can tell everyone, “See, look how right I was!”  Or, in most people’s cases, they’ll have to explain that they’re only wrong because of (insert x, y, and z excuses here).  This year, more than ever, people will have objections to their failed predictions because College Football has seemingly turned into THE WILD WEST overnight.  Between the transfer portal, NIL, Oklahoma and Texas leaving the Big 12, UCLA and USC leaving the completely failed conference known as the Pac 12, and many intriguing new coaching hires, this season is shaping up to be one of the most exciting and uncertain ones in recent memory.  With that said, let’s dive into my thoughts on what’ll happen throughout this year in the SEC, which will inevitably be 100 percent correct, no questions asked.
 
I know in most people’s estimations and talk shows for the SEC, they start with the West, but because I’m less confident in the East, we’ll go there first to get it out of the way.  I’d also like to preface this division specifically by pointing out that at least 4 of these teams are a quarterback injury from likely derailing their seasons.  And not to spoil anything, but those teams aforementioned are Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina, and Tennessee.  Surprise, surprise.

SEC East
 
1. Georgia Bulldogs: 11-1 Overall (7-1 Conference)

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