(01-08-2019 12:18 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(01-08-2019 12:08 PM)stever20 Wrote:  

(01-08-2019 12:00 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(01-08-2019 11:12 AM)stever20 Wrote:  

(01-08-2019 11:02 AM)bullet Wrote:  Georgia had more wins (11 vs. 10) and also the best losses.

UGA lost to #2 Alabama (neutral) by 7, at #6 LSU by 20 and #9 Texas (neutral) by 7.
Florida lost to #7 UGA (neutral) by 19, #12 Kentucky (home) by 11, unranked Missouri (home) by 21.
LSU lost to #2 Alabama (home) by 29, at #7 Florida by 8, at #16 Texas A&M by 2 in 6 OTs.

but what about best wins outside of each other?
Georgia- #12 Kentucky, #32 Auburn
Florida- #14 Michigan, #28 Mississippi St
LSU- #11 UCF, #28 Mississippi St, #32 Auburn

It's pretty close. It's definitely far from absurd to have LSU at the top.

I don't think its absurd to have LSU at the top. I don't agree, but I do think that its close between UGA and LSU. Its Florida that is the absurd one.

but Florida is in the 3 way tie just like LSU and Georgia is.

When you only look at 2 games. And even in those two games, LSU won big at home over Georgia, Florida won close at home over LSU, UGA won big at a neutral site over Florida.
Florida was 2 games behind UGA in the east and they didn't get Alabama and Texas outside of the conference schedule. Florida had Michigan, Charleston Southern, Idaho, Colorado St. and FSU outside the 8 conference games.

Georgia's OOC schedule wasn't exactly stellar either. Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee, UMass, Georgia Tech, and Texas.

Sorry but this isn't that crazy of a final result. Florida probably of the 3 the most impressive in bowl games, and Georgia by far the least impressive of the 3.