The Georgia Bulldogs continue to be in command of the SEC following Week 11 action. Georgia dominated the Missouri Tigers 48-21 in the Bulldogs' latest huge first half performance. Georgia looks like the best team in the country and is No. 1 in our SEC power rankings.
After Georgia, we have the Texas Longhorns, who scrapped by the LSU Tigers in a 22-21 victory. It was ugly for Texas' offense, but the Longhorns did just enough to eliminate LSU from the College Football Playoff conversation.
Tennessee overcame a slow start to beat Texas A&M, who is having a very disappointing season. Alabama looked sluggish offensively, but prevailed in a 21-6 win at Vanderbilt. Florida notched a 21-14 road win over Kentucky. Florida ended Kentucky's realistic hopes
of making the playoff.
South Carolina looked absolutely dreadful on the road at Arkansas. South Carolina was without starting quarterback LaNorris Sellers, but lost 34-6 to Arkansas. There's no excuse for losing by that much to Arkansas. We rank South Carolina based on their team without Sellers.
Auburn earned a 41-9 win over Mississippi State, who is not playing competitive football without quarterback Kamario Taylor. The Oklahoma versus Ole Miss game has been delayed until Sunday, Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. ET. We will update the power rankings for those two teams after that game.
SEC football power rankings after Week 11
- Georgia Bulldogs (9-1)
- Texas Longhorns (8-2)
- Tennessee Volunteers (8-2)
- Alabama Crimson Tide (8-2)
- Ole Miss Rebels (6-3)
- LSU Tigers (6-4)
- Kentucky Wildcats (7-3)
- Missouri Tigers (6-4)
- Oklahoma Sooners (5-4)
- Florida Gators (6-4)
- Auburn Tigers (6-4)
- South Carolina Gamecocks (6-4)
- Texas A&M Aggies (4-6)
- Vanderbilt Commodores (4-6)
- Arkansas Razorbacks (4-6)
- Mississippi State Bulldogs (4-6)
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