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Kelley Ford on how close the SEC teams are. · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  Kelly Ford k ford Ratings on x also K four ratings dot com, talking
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  through his initial data dump for the SEC. He'll have that out letter on
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  this week. Let me ask you this just from you know, let's let's
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  use you know, just normal lingo here from So, you got Georgia,
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  Texas in your first tier, then you got Alabama, Ole, miss LSU
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  and I think you said Missouri, and then you got Texas A and M,
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  and I believe you say Tennessee. Yep. How close are those tiers
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  relatively? Yeah? So I do think, like right now, from Texas
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  and Georgia's here, one is here too, you're looking at about half a
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  game an SEC play, So that's half a game out of eight, so
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  you know that's a decent, you know, decent steps. And then from
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  Alabama though down to Tennessee. So looking at tiers two and three combined,
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  there's less than a game separating all of those. So that's why I would
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  not be surprised yet. Texas and Georgia, those are the top two teams
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  right now by my numbers and with the schedules that they're about to play,
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  those are the two teams if you ask right now, who are the two
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  teams are going to be in Atlanta. That's where the the money would be.
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  If you're looking at data ol me. Of course, games aren't play
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  on spreadsheets all those things like we know that, But right now this is
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  all we have to talk about, so we're going to talk about it.
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  But then I would not be surprised at all if one or two teams out
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  of this next group Alabama, LSU, Old miss Missouri, Texas, and
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  Tennessee makes it to Atlanta. I would be then surprised, because then I
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  said, it's more than a game step down from Tennessee to that next group
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  of kind of Oklahoma and Kentucky. I would be surprised if anybody out of
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  this group here that I'm about to say makes it to Atlanta. Based on
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  projections right now, I'd be surprised if Oklahoma, Kentucky, Florida, Auburn,
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  South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi State, or Vanderbilt. That would be
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  a surprise if any of those teams make it to Atlanta. Anybody else though,
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  from that kind of top half at this point, I think they all
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  have a path