The SEC standings continue to shift after a statement Saturday in the Southeastern Conference. Week 10 was billed as box office with multiple ranked vs. ranked games on the slate. While the day didn't produce any classics, several SEC contenders made statements, emerging as serious national title contenders. Others fell short, looking like pretenders, at least for now.
Among the victors were Georgia, Texas, and Alabama. Georgia smoked Ole Miss in Oxford, avenging last year's CFP loss. Texas beat Missouri by two scores, adding another ranked win to the resume while ending Missouri's CFP hopes. And Alabama pulled away from LSU in the second half, continuing their dominance in the rivalry.
In Knoxville, Kentucky fell to Tennessee as the Wildcats
picked up their second SEC loss of the year. Kentucky's loss leaves Georgia in sole first place atop the SEC standings while a pile-up of two-loss teams follows.
Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas are all tied for second in conference with two losses. On the three-loss line sit South Carolina, Ole Miss, LSU, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
At the bottom of the SEC, Vanderbilt finally notched a conference win, beating Mississippi State.
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- Georgia is a significant favorite to win the SEC now, with -180 odds. The Dawgs' implied probability is 64.3%. No other team is higher than 30%.
- Alabama's odds to win the SEC after the LSU win are +270, the second-best odds in the conference despite Tennessee having a head-to-head win over the Tide.
This article originally appeared on LSU Wire: Updated SEC football standings after statement Saturday in Week 10
