The regular season is complete and the SEC has represented itself well on the national scale.The AP Poll is out: 6 SEC teams finish in the Top 25. Two finish in the Top 5, a third in the Top 10, and Tennessee, Auburn, and Arkansas came in with Top 25 honors.
| 1. Ohio State (50) 11-1 1,578 |
| 2. LSU (11) 11-2 1,519 |
| 3. Oklahoma (1) 11-2 1,423 |
| 4. Georgia (1) 10-2 1,421 |
| 5. Virginia Tech (1) 11-2 1,380 |
| 6. USC 10-2 1,346 |
| 7. Missouri 11-2 1,195 |
| 8. Kansas 11-1 1,164 |
| 9. Florida 9-3 1,071 |
| 10. Hawaii (1) 12-0 1,050 |
| 11. West Virginia 10-2 1,040 |
| 12. Arizona State 10-2 939 |
| 13. Illinois 9-3 797 |
| 14. Boston College 10-3 668 |
| 15. Clemson 9-3 614 |
| 16. Tennessee 9-4 554 |
| 17. Texas 9-3 517 |
| 18. Wisconsin 9-3 447 |
| 19. Brigham Young 10-2 439 |
| 20. Cincinnati 9-3 394 |
| 21. Virginia 9-3 344 |
| 22. Auburn 8-4 264 |
| 23. South Florida 9-3 246 |
| 24. Boise State 10-2 221 |
| 25. Arkansas 8-4 173 |
A successful year? It's looking that way; LSU has leapfrogged Georgia, as many expected, back into their familiar stomping grounds in the Top 2. Georgia, meanwhile, will likely be Sugar Bowl-bound should the BCS Rankings shake out the way that the AP Poll did. Most of these Southeastern Conference teams will play in January.
I'd say that's a darn good year for our lil' old southern-fried football conference.




