SEC Football Power Rankings, Week 10: Aggies rising, LSU free-falling

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Oct 31, 2020; Lexington, Kentucky, USA; Kentucky Wildcats linebacker Jordan Wright (15) celebrates with defensive back Kelvin Joseph (1) and defensive back Tyrell Ajian (23) after an interception against the Georgia Bulldogs in the second half at Kroger Field. Mandatory Credit: Katie Stratman-USA TODAY Sports /

Previous: 9th. Tigers . 10. team. 817. . 2-3

After being outplayed by Auburn in every sense of the word, LSU falls down one spot to No. 10 in the power rankings. Myles Brennan is still out as of right now and things don’t seem to be getting any better on the defensive side of the ball for the Tigers of LSU. They are on a bye week this week as they prepare for Alabama in Week 11.

team. 833. . 2-4. Previous: 10th. Wildcats . 9

Kentucky is up one spot after giving Georgia all they could handle defensively. They weren’t able to matchup offensively, which keeps them in the bottom half of the conference, but defensively they can matchup with just about anybody. They have a bye week this week to prepare for Vanderbilt — a game they should win easily.

839. . 2-3. Previous: 8th. Volunteers . 8. team

Due to a bye week, the Volunteers stay just outside the top half of the conference, sitting at No. 8 in the SEC power rankings. They haven’t been that great or that bad, but they just aren’t good enough to crack the top half. Now they face off against a crafty Arkansas team that could definitely beat them if they aren’t careful.

822. . 2-3. Previous: 7th. Tigers . 7. team

The Tigers don’t move after falling to Florida this week. They hung in at the beginning of the matchup, but weren’t able to stay in the game throughout the rest of it. After a bye in the coming week, they will face Georgia which will tell us a lot about Connor Bazelak and the Missouri offense, much like the matchup with Florida did.

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