All for Tennessee Official Week 10 SEC Power Rankings: Georgia Bulldogs Fall, South Carolina Gamecocks Rise

Oct 31, 2015; Lexington, KY, USA; Tennessee Volunteers defensive back Evan Berry (29) returns a kickoff for a touchdown against the Kentucky Wildcats at Commonwealth Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Bryan Lynn-USA TODAY Sports

Despite losing, the Gamecocks rose while the Georgia Bulldogs fell in the official All for Tennessee Week 10 SEC Power Rankings. See where the Vols came in.

We are now going on 10 weeks for the 2015 college football season, and November play is about to start. Can anybody believe how quickly it has gone by?

The SEC up to this point has only surprised us slightly with its standings. Two teams that are middle of the pack were expected to rise to the upper-echelon of the conference this year but have failed, and two others that were considered title contenders have fallen off the map. However, we always had reservations about one team, and the other never should have been rated so high to begin with.

Meanwhile, a team expected to be in rebuilding mode this year has shocked the world by staying very much in contention for the College Football Playoff.

And then you have your regular go-to teams who are always in the conversation along with your typical bad teams.

All of this has begun to stabilize our SEC Power Rankings to a degree. It is blatantly clear which teams belong at the top of the pack and which teams do not. The classes have been separated at this point.

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There are three clear title contenders in the conference right now, but funny enough, only two actually control their own destiny to win the SEC Championship. Another team who lost a non-conference game is a thorn in the conference’s side.

The SEC East is worse than it was even expected to be this year, and that is where you find the surprisingly bad teams.

As we have now separated teams by classes, we now enter the month to see who wins each class. Let’s take a look at the official All for Tennessee Week 10 SEC Power Rankings.

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