Georgia had UT beat but gave it away. That definitely would have helped.
Tennessee of course doesn't have to go to Auburn, Auburn doesn't have to come to Lexington, but we have to go to BOTH places.
Very, very typical.
Tennessee still has @ Kentucky, @ Alabama, @ A&M, and @ South Carolina- we need them to lose 3 of those, or we need to beat them in Knox. I think they will drop 3 of those to go to 4 losses in the league, doubt they lose a home game.
Auburn dropped 2 this past week on the road which was big for us, and still has @ Ole Miss, @ Florida, @ Tennessee, @ Georgia. We need them to lose 3 of those as well to put them at 5 losses, and it would be 6 losses if we can beat them there (which I doubt).
Alabama- the one saving grace here is that we do not have to go @ Bama which is great. Alabama still has @ Kentucky, @ Georgia, @ Auburn, @ Ole Miss and @ Florida. We need them to lose 4 of those 5 games, and/or drop one at home. I think the Kentucky/Auburn/Ole Miss games are for sure losses, so we just need at least one of Georgia and/or Florida to step up!
So I am thinking Tennessee finishes 14-4, Auburn finishes 13-5, Alabama finishes 13-5/12-6, and Kentucky, I am hoping for 14-4, but I have to guess 13-5 at this point.
Would have been perfect if Auburn had to come to Rupp, and Tennessee had to play @ Auburn- we probably win the league if those games were being played- but once again, uneven scheduling plagues the Cats.
Let's see.