Penn State has always been fake good

Haven’t beaten a top 10 team since like 2015

I’ll believe it when I see it

Probably, but they're pretty much flirting w top 10 every year under Lane (before coming back to earth, inevitably). 99% of teams would take that!!!!

UGA's schedule is real deal bad, but Michigan not having to play one (1) team of note for 2 months is just incredulous

Except for when they beat #2 Ohio State and #6 Wisconsin in 2016

Or #7 Utah last year

Georgia doesn't play one (1) team of note all season

My bad

I was a year off

I don't know how anyone who has been paying attention to the season can justify having Georgia any higher than #3

#10 Utah

Utah was #7 when Penn State beat them and dropped to #10 in the final AP poll following the loss

Ole Miss could be top 10, Tennessee and Missouri should be ranked, Kentucky will be ranked, and they just played their most heated rival in arguably the hardest place to play.

I'd take 6 medium hard games over 2 really hard games bro

Point is that’s their biggest win in almost 10 years man

Well you're an SEC fan so that checks out

Kentucky definitely will be ranked sadly

Bama gonna win the SEC West by default

??? that's an offensive statement to make

I would have that same viewpoint if you did a blind study. 6 medium difficult matchups gives you 6 chances to lose while 2 hard matchups only gives you 2. That's Big Ten math right there bro

I'd love to hear the justification for classifying Kentucky who has beaten no one other than Florida & Tennessee who has also beaten no one but has also lost to Florida as "medium difficult matchups"

Milroe has thrown 1 pass so far

Just realized he said Missouri too. Oh brother

Great head coach, great pedigree, good talent compared to at least 8 of the teams Michigan plays (if not more), and beating Tennessee is always a good win

Come on man

That Michigan team is STACKED

They beat arguably the 2nd-5th best team in the B12

The Big 12 is the worst power 5 conference this season

Michigan dominating these teams is clouding your vision too

Nebraska and Rutgers would be very competitive in this year's SEC, especially Rutgers

You could line up 6 KTT posters and 5 LSU DBs and hold Rutgers to under 200 yards im pretty sure