Final SEC Football Power Rankings

See where Alabama ranks in the power rankings of the 2019 season
Final SEC Football Power Rankings
Final SEC Football Power Rankings /

With the national championship between LSU and Clemson being the only game remaining in the 2019 season, its time to take a final look at the power rankings for the SEC heading into the offseason.

LSU finishes as the clear and obvious No. 1. Not only did the Tigers defeat Georgia soundly in the SEC Championship Game but they also defeated Oklahoma in the College Football Playoff semifinal 63-28. LSU dominated almost every team it faced, and finished the season on top.

Alabama made a statement in the Citrus Bowl that the Crimson Tide dynasty isn't done yet. A 35-16 victory over No. 14 Michigan secured the No. 2 spot for Alabama, and with many juniors rumored to return, the winning will continue in Tuscaloosa come fall of 2020.

Georgia completed its season with a win over Baylor in the Sugar Bowl. The Bulldogs dominated both sides of the ball, but didn't impress enough to warrant a rise in the rankings.

Check out the final power rankings of the 2019 season:

1. LSU (14-0)

2. Alabama (11-2)

3. Georgia (12-2)

4. Florida (11-2)

5. Auburn (9-4)

6. Texas A&M (8-5)

7. Kentucky (8-5)

8. Tennessee (8-5)

9. Missouri (6-6)

10. Mississippi State (6-7)

11. Ole Miss (4-8)

12. South Carolina (4-8)

13. Vanderbilt (3-9)

14. Arkansas (2-10)

Check back in August for the preseason edition of the 2020 power rankings. See you next season!


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JOEY BLACKWELL

Joey Blackwell is an award-winning journalist and assistant editor for BamaCentral and has covered the Crimson Tide since 2018. He primarily covers Alabama football, men's basketball and baseball, but also covers a wide variety of other sports. Joey earned his bachelor's degree in History from Birmingham-Southern College in 2014 before graduating summa cum laude from the University of Alabama in 2020 with a degree in News Media. He has also been featured in a variety of college football magazines, including Lindy's Sports and BamaTime.