All for Tennessee Week Four SEC Power Rankings: Ole Miss Vaults Up, Alabama Falls

Sep 19, 2015; Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; Mississippi Rebels quarterback Chad Kelly (10) celebrates after defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The Rebels defeated the Tide 43-37. Mandatory Credit: Marvin Gentry-USA TODAY Sports

See where the Rebels vaulted to, where the Crimson Tide fell, and where everybody else stands in the All for Tennessee Week Four SEC Power Rankings.

While the Tennessee Volunteers spent this past weekend beating up on an FCS opponent, the entire college football world got turned upside down.

And it primarily happened in the SEC.

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Big games like Florida-Kentucky, Georgia-South Carolina, Auburn-LSU, and of course, Ole Miss-Alabama, ended up shaping the early season standings of the SEC season.

Now we have a good idea of which teams are in the driver’s seats for their divisional races. Even though that seat is occupied by multiple people on both sides, it is significantly narrowed down from last week.

And it will continued to be narrowed down going into this week.

In the All for Tennessee Week Four SEC Power Rankings, the Vols were not able to do enough to really move anywhere in the conference. But lots of other teams did, as will be clearly seen.

Still, there are upcoming chances for Tennessee to change that, starting with the Florida Gators this Saturday. A slew of more SEC games will really shape these power rankings.

But we at least got our first glimpse of which teams to narrow down to after last Saturday.

We are now down to less than half of the conference being undefeated, and that is only through three games of the season. The chaos will continue Saturday with Tennessee-Florida, Missouri-Kentucky, and Mississippi State-Auburn.

And before September is up, the SEC will be completely turned on its head. The conference right now is as wide open as it has ever been for a champion.

With the knowledge that it is impossible for these standings to stay even remotely the same after next Saturday’s slate of football games, here are the SEC Power Rankings from All for Tennessee for Week Four of the 2015 college football season.

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