SEC post-spring rankings: Conference has contenders. Does it have a champion?
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has multiple contenders for the 2026 season, with Texas and Georgia considered top teams, and as many as nine teams having legitimate College Football Playoff aspirations. The conference is looking to end a three-year drought without a national championship.
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is poised for a competitive 2026 season with multiple teams vying for the top spot. Texas and Georgia are considered the top contenders, with the Longhorns and Bulldogs boasting strong rosters. The SEC has as many as nine teams with legitimate College Football Playoff hopes. Oklahoma, Alabama, and Texas A&M are also ranked highly, with significant changes to their rosters. The Sooners are looking to build on their playoff appearance last season, while Alabama is navigating a crucial year for coach Kalen DeBoer with significant changes to the offense. The conference is looking to end a three-year drought without a national championship.
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