The classification of the SEC 2018 counts only two things

The SEC had a busy week. LSU swept Georgia. Tennessee seemed proficient in a match against an opponent of the SEC. Florida and Vanderbilt played one of the wildest games of 2018. Ole Miss and Arkansas played their usual madness carnival. Texas A & M beat South Carolina by a shot on goal in a match that would have attracted more attention if there had been no national drama in the Saturday afternoon.

The chaos of week 7 does not leave us any closer to understanding the majority of this conference.

In a league that has already been hard to catch up this year beyond its best team, the answers seem actually more distant than they were Friday. Really, we know almost nothing on the most followed conference in university football.

Alabama is obviously the best team in this sport. By many

Bama is about 3 points better on neutral ground than any other team in the country, according to S & P +. The Tide seems to have bought a one-way ticket for 15-0town. They are even more terrifying than usual and very entertaining too. I am 93% sure that they will beat the Buffalo Bills. I would argue with the service operator driving Arby.

After Bama, the hierarchical order of the conference is almost impossible to determine.

• Georgia always the second best team of the conference, Probably. The Dawgs have recruited as the Bama Death Star for some classes now. They will be a force to be reckoned with for a moment. But they hurt Baton Rouge against a team that lost to Florida a week ago. We do not know how we can conclude after Saturday that Florida can not beat Georgia.
• But what about LSU himself? The Tigers now have a decisive win against Georgia, although they lost to Florida, who had trouble with Vanderbilt. They had what watched like a win against Auburn, but …
• Auburn Already embarrassing in 2018, this now looks like a debacle after a home defeat against Tennessee, which was losing against all other SEC teams.
• State of Mississippi looked good after beating Auburn, but Auburn now looks bad and the Bulldogs still can not pass. They also scored 13 points overall in defeats against Florida and Kentucky.
• Florida defeated LSU and Mississippi State, but lost to Kentucky, who …
• Well, how about Kentucky? The Wildcats are a delight. They could be really good. But also, they lost against Texas A & M, who …
• Wait, it's Texas A & M the second or third best team of the SEC West? Can be right? The Aggies gave Alabama a better fight than anyone. But they also struggled with Arkansas, the only really awful team in the SEC.
• Ole Miss is sometimes decent, not that it matters as long as the Rebels are banned in the playoffs.

Even distinguishing between bad teams and OK teams is difficult.

• What is Vanderbilt? The team that led Florida 21 to 3 on Saturday, or the one that got the best score out there by a margin of 34 to 6?
• What are Missouri and Caroline from the south, apart from two good teams who played one of the most bizarre games of season 6?
• is Tennessee the embarrassment it's been like for two years now, or is it a rising team now taking care of Auburn? But again, is beating Auburn still something? Should Auburn be in this group?

In fact, another thing we can say for sure: Arkansas is terrible.

Really, really bad.

But apart from Bama and Arkansas, what is certain here?

The SEC has an obviously amazing team and obviously a terrible team. He has two other teams (Georgia and LSU) that could still plausibly participate in the playoffs.

After that? There is no the clarity of nothing. There is not a single possible result between No. 3 and the 13 teams in the league, which would be surprising.

The end result here will probably be what it was going to be all along.

Alabama will play in the playoffs. This will most likely be the case, unless someone from the West (most likely LSU this year, not Auburn) beats the Tide in the regular season and then loses against the East champion ( probably Georgia, but not with certainty) at the league title match. .

There is a lot of talent in the SEC. But if you're looking for reliability during week 7, the only place you'll find it is Tuscaloosa. And Fayetteville.