SEC WEEK 14 RECAP — GEORGIA AND OKLAHOMA SET THE STAGE FOR A TITANIC SEC CHAMPIONSHIP Georgia and Oklahoma both finished 11–1.
LSU, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss all closed strong.
Alabama surged late.
Texas stumbled.
And the middle of the league finished in pure chaos.
Now everything comes down to one game.
#2 Georgia — The SEC’s Most Complete Team11–1 and 7–1 in SEC play.
Georgia enters the SEC Championship as the hottest team in the conference.
Jimmy Macklin is up to **4,116 passing yards and 34 touchdowns**, and Soma Fineanganofo continues a historic season with **1,549 receiving yards**.
The Bulldogs look like a team built for the moment.
#3 Oklahoma — The Sooners Are Built for This11–1 and 7–1 in SEC play.
Oklahoma rebounded from their lone loss and finished the season with authority.
George MacIntyre is having a Heisman‑level year, and the Sooners look every bit like a championship contender.
The SEC Championship is their chance to reclaim control.
#16 LSU — A Strong, Gritty Finish9–3 and 6–2 in SEC play.
LSU closes the season as one of the SEC’s most physical and consistent teams.
They’re not in the title game — but they’re absolutely a New Year’s Six threat.
#7 Texas A&M — A Statement Season10–2 and 6–2 in SEC play.
Texas A&M finishes with double‑digit wins and one of the best defenses in the nation.
**Chase Sims ends the regular season with 29 sacks**, one of the greatest pass‑rush seasons in SEC history.
The Aggies are absolutely in the NY6 conversation.
#8 Ole Miss — Still Dangerous, Still Explosive10–2 and 6–2 in SEC play.
Ole Miss finishes strong and remains one of the most explosive offenses in the country.
Kevin Pettigrew ends the regular season with **13 receiving touchdowns**.
They’re a nightmare bowl matchup.
Texas — A Rollercoaster Season7–5 and 5–3 in SEC play.
Texas showed flashes of brilliance but couldn’t find consistency.
Still, they’re dangerous — and capable of beating anyone on the right day.
#19 Alabama — A Late‑Season Surge7–5 and 5–3 in SEC play.
Alabama clawed its way back to relevance.
Seaonta Stewart Jr. finishes with **7 interceptions**, anchoring a defense that improved late.
Auburn — A Solid, Competitive Team7–5 and 4–4 in SEC play.
Auburn finishes strong and looks like a team on the rise heading into bowl season.
Vanderbilt — A Respectable Finish7–5 and 4–4 in SEC play.
Vanderbilt cooled off, but Kamran Williams ends the regular season with **19 rushing touchdowns**, one of the best seasons in school history.
#23 Arkansas — A Season of Highs and Lows8–4 and 4–4 in SEC play.
Arkansas remains one of the most dangerous teams in the league — but inconsistency kept them out of the title picture.
Tennessee — A Strong Finish7–5 and 4–4 in SEC play.
Kevin Ramsay ends the regular season with **1,184 rushing yards**, keeping the Vols competitive all year.
Missouri — A Tough Year4–8 and 2–6 in SEC play.
Missouri struggled, but Jeremy Rhodes ends the season with **113 tackles**, a bright spot.
Kentucky — Bowl Eligible, but Barely6–6 and 2–6 in SEC play.
Kentucky fought hard and earned bowl eligibility.
Florida — A Season to Forget5–7 and 1–7 in SEC play.
Florida needs a reset.
Mississippi State — Competitive but Limited4–8 and 1–7 in SEC play.
Mississippi State battled, but couldn’t keep up with the SEC’s elite.
SEC Championship — Week 15• **#3 Oklahoma vs #2 Georgia** — winner takes the SEC crown and a playoff spot
#2 Georgia ---------------------- 11–1 [7–1]
#3 Oklahoma -------------------- 11–1 [7–1]
#16 LSU -------------------------- 9–3 [6–2]
#7 Texas A&M ------------------ 10–2 [6–2]
#8 Ole Miss -------------------- 10–2 [6–2]
Texas --------------------------- 7–5 [5–3]
#19 Alabama -------------------- 7–5 [5–3]
#23 Arkansas ------------------- 8–4 [4–4]
Auburn ------------------------------------- 7–5 [4–4]
Vanderbilt --------------------------------- 7–5 [4–4]
Tennessee ---------------------------------- 7–5 [4–4]
Missouri ----------------------------------- 4–8 [2–6]
Kentucky ----------------------------------- 6–6 [2–6]
Florida ------------------------------------- 5–7 [1–7]
Mississippi State --------------------------- 4–8 [1–7]
South Carolina ------------------------------ 3–9 [0–8]
SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 14PASSING
Yards: Jimmy Macklin (Georgia) — 4,116
TDs: Jimmy Macklin (Georgia) — 34
RUSHING
Yards: Kevin Ramsay (Tennessee) — 1,184
TDs: Kamran Williams (Vanderbilt) — 19
RECEIVING
Yards: Soma Fineanganofo (Georgia) — 1,549
TDs: Kevin Pettigrew (Ole Miss) — 13
DEFENSE
Tackles: Jeremy Rhodes (Missouri) — 113
Sacks: Chase Sims (Texas A&M) — 29
Interceptions: Seaonta Stewart Jr. (Alabama) — 7
