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SEC Football Power Rankings: Week 2

By Kevin Miller

If both Alabama and Georgia go undefeated through the SEC football schedule, they will meet in the SEC Championship game and, potentially, in the National Championship. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports
If both Alabama and Georgia go undefeated through the SEC football schedule, they will meet in the SEC Championship game and, potentially, in the National Championship. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports /
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Alabama will have a tougher road through their SEC football schedule, but the Georgia Bulldogs seem almost a guarantee to end up in Atlanta playing for the SEC Championship. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports /

SEC Football Power Rankings, Week 2:
No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs (Preseason 1st)

The Georgia Bulldogs are the top Dawgs in the SEC until they are not. The two-time defending national champions are as talented as they have ever been. If new quarterback Carson Beck and new/old offensive coordinator Mike Bobo can keep things rolling on offense, the Bulldogs will be the favorite to win the title again.

The defense in Athens has had to replace NFL talent every offseason over the past few years, and every season, Kirby Smart’s team has responded with another elite defensive unit. With how well the Bulldogs have recruited in the last half decade, 2023 should be no different.

Serving as a picture of just how good Georgia can be in 2023, the fans of the red and black were furious after beating UT-Martin 48-7 in week 1. Only a November trip to Knoxville to take on the Tennessee Volunteers seems like a potential tripping hazard for the ‘Dawgs, and 12-0 seems like a greater possibility than any losses on the Georgia ledger.

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