The Georgia Bulldogs will represent the east and the LSU Tigers will represent the west in the SEC Championship on December 3 after clinching their spots in the past couple of weeks. The winner of the SEC Championship is all but assured a berth into the College Football Playoff.
The 14 schools of the SEC might all rise and fall based on recent trends and developments, but winning the league title is often as challenging as winning the national championship. All teams play eight games in the league; six against all other divisional opponents, one annual “rivalry” cross-division opponent that doesn’t change, and a rotating cross-divisional team that is played twice every 12 years.
Here are the latest standings in the SEC ahead of the 2022 SEC Championship Game, scheduled to be held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on December 3.
Updated November 27, 12:20 p.m.
SEC East
1. Georgia: 8-0 SEC, 12-0 overall
2. Tennessee: 6-2 SEC, 10-2 overall
3. S. Carolina: 4-4 SEC, 8-4 overall
4. Kentucky: 3-5 SEC, 7-5 overall
5. Florida: 3-5 SEC, 6-6 overall
6. Missouri: 3-5 SEC, 6-6 overall
7. Vanderbilt: 2-6 SEC, 5-7 overall
SEC West
1. LSU: 6-2 SEC, 9-3 overall
2. Alabama: 6-2 SEC, 10-2 overall
3. Mississippi State: 4-4 SEC, 8-4 overall
4. Mississippi: 4-4 SEC, 8-4 overall
5. Arkansas: 3-5 SEC, 6-6 overall
6. Auburn: 2-6 SEC, 5-7 overall
7. Texas A&M: 2-6 SEC, 5-7 overall