With only one week left in the regular season for college football, the quality of each SEC team is becoming more and more certain. We have a pretty good idea of just how good each squad is at this point, but rivalry week always seems to turn some expectations on their heads.
Upsets always seem to abound in this final week of the regular season— something that several fanbases are hoping desperately for, while others are praying for the chalk to hold true. That in mind, here's how the conference stacks up as some of the most anticipated games of the year are inbound this weekend.
Power ranking the SEC after week 13: 16 - Florida
This is maybe the lowest point we've seen for the Florida Gators since the late Will Muschamp years. While they appear to have more talent than they did at that point, at least Muschamp never lost to Tennessee down in the Swamp.
That's what this lame-duck Gator team just did for the first time in about 20 years. The Vols had visited Gainesville every other year in that span, and whether by blowout or improbable bounce of the ball, lost every time.
Not only did Florida lose this one, they were dominated. Things are looking extremely dour for the Gators at this point, especially with reported top coaching target Lane Kiffin trending elsewhere. Florida doesn't seem like a program that you can keep down for a long period of time, but they may be about to enter the wilderness for quite some time.