... obvious, based on the National Championship results over the last few years. 

However, this year, the SEC race is more open then ever, especially in the east.  Reigning super-power Florida has questions entering the season, and the typical competing powers (Georgia and Tennessee) both are much weaker then usual, with Tennessee actually looking like a bottom two team in the East.

To predict the SEC East is like trying to predict the weather three months from now.  It is basically impossible. 

Most experts feel as though it will shake out with Florida on top again, with Georgia and South Carolina 2-A and 2-B.  Then it fills out with Tennessee behind them, with Kentucky and Vanderbilt fighting for last pl...

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