| FTBL Scenarios: How Florida (and every team but Kentucky) can still win the SEC East

[TerryP]

Florida's gotten off to a bad start against some of the better teams in the SEC, adding an 0-2 record against ranked SEC teams to a 3-0 record against Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas for a 3-2 conference mark that leaves the Gators staring up at Missouri and South Carolina in the division.

But thanks in large part to South Carolina's dramatic overtime win at Missouri on Saturday night, the Gators — and most of the rest of the SEC East's teams — still have paths to Atlanta available to them.


Here's the remaining schedule for all seven SEC East teams, with the SEC contests in bold.

	Nov. 2	Nov. 9	Nov. 16	Nov. 23	Nov. 30
Florida	vs. Georgia	Vanderbilt	at South Carolina	Georgia Southern	Florida State
Georgia	vs. Florida	Appalachian State	at Auburn	Kentucky	at Georgia Tech
Kentucky	Alabama State	Missouri	at Vanderbilt	at Georgia	Tennessee
Missouri	Tennessee	at Kentucky	BYE	at Mississippi	at Texas A&M
South Carolina	Mississippi State	BYE	Florida	Coastal Carolina	Clemson
Tennessee	at Missouri	Auburn	BYE	Vanderbilt	Kentucky
Vanderbilt	BYE	at Florida	Kentucky	at Tennessee	Wake Forest

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And let's run down scenarios for each team.


I'm glad someone took the time to break this down.

From AlligatorArmy.com

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I still think it's UofSC in ATL.

 

[jdpas29]

farfetched it is....

how excited are we about facing a Mizzou team in the SECCG?

 

[TerryP]

farfetched it is....

how excited are we about facing a Mizzou team in the SECCG?

Not. At. All.

I had my smoke lit by mid-way through the first quarter Saturday and only glanced at the TV occasionally during the broadcast.

If we face Mizzou in the SECCG? I'll likely be doing the same...watching the game casually.

 

[JoshB]

Not. At. All.

I had my "smoke" lit by mid-way through the first quarter Saturday and only glanced at the TV occasionally during the broadcast.

If we face Mizzou in the SECCG? I'll likely be doing the same...watching the game casually.

Hmmmm... I wont even guess what Terry had packed in his "cigars"... :icon_cheers:

 

[RollTideRandy]

Reading that, it really looks like SC is in the driver’s seat at this point. I can see Mizzou losing to aTm and Ole Miss and SC winning outright, to be honest. That gives CBS exactly what they want, Clowney and Spurrier in the SEC championship game.

 

[jdpas29]

wow you're right. i just looked at the two schedules and SC can easily win out with a decent game against fla. mizzou likely drops another one.

so how do we feel about USCe in the SECCG?

 

[TerryP]

wow you're right. i just looked at the two schedules and SC can easily win out with a decent game against fla. mizzou likely drops another one.

so how do we feel about USCe in the SECCG?

I. Like. It. A. Lot. ^∞

 

[TerryP]

While I knew this I didn't really put it together until just a few minutes ago in a conversation with a friend of mine.

Did you know...

Out of the seven teams in the eastern division there's only one who hasn't lost their starting QB to injury leaving one of their back-ups to start this season?

We're left with assumptions that the SEC is down this season. Is that more due to the conference being decimated by injury?

 

[PhillyGirl]

I have felt this way since the beginning of the season but I hope we meet up with SC. I think we can handle whoever the East ends up throwing at us.

 

[Tider27]

Never realized that actually, a huge rash of injuries this year.

Crossing them fingers.

 

[bamaraider]

Georgia can win out just as easily as USCjr. Hoping we play USCjr.