Week 8 SRS Ratings: The Crimson Tide death star marches on

by Chase Stuart on October 21, 2012

I didn’t think this was possible.

In 2009, Alabama had an incredible defense, ranking 1st or 2nd in points allowed, yards allowed, first downs allowed, completion percentage allowed and rushing yards allowed en route to a 14-0 season and a national title. In the 2010 draft, Rolando McClain and Kareem Jackson went in the first round, Javier Arenas and Terrence Cody in the second, and Marquis Johnson and Brandon Deaderick in the seventh. In 2010, a young Alabama defense wildly exceeded all expectations — how could they lose so much talent and still dominate? — but the team did regress and finished the year 10-3.

Last year, as the younger defense matured, Alabama had one of the greatest defenses in the history of college football. The Crimson Tide allowed a miniscule 8.2 points per game, by far the fewest in college football. Alabama’s defense also ranked 1st by large margins in rushing yards per game, passing yards per game, and first downs per game. But then Mark Barron, Dre Kirkpatrick, Dont’a Hightower, and Courtney Upshaw were top 35 picks in the NFL draft this year, while cornerback DeQuan Menzie and defensive tackle Josh Chapman were fifth round picks. With six defensive starters for the Crimson Tide getting drafted in 2012 — including five members of the first- or second-team All-SEC defense from 2011 ^[1]Upshaw and Barron were All-SEC first team selections by the AP, and Chapman, Hightower and Kirkpatrick earned second-team honors. — 2012 should have represented a significant step backwards for what was a historically dominant defense.

But the Crimson Tide death star is at full throttle now. After winning on the road at Tennessee and sucking the life out of another offense — and the Vols have one of the most explosive offenses in the SEC — Alabama continues to look invincible. While every other team in college football has question marks, Alabama has allowed just 8.3 points per game this year and has a mercilessly efficient offense. Quarterback A.J. McCarron still hasn’t thrown an interception in 2012.

Here’s a look at the SRS ratings after eight weeks. As a technical matter, two 7-0 teams square off in Tuscaloosa next week. But according to the SRS, Alabama should be expected to win by about 24 points.

Rk	Team	Conf	Conf Rk	G	MOV	SOS	SRS	REC
1	Alabama	SEC	1	7	27.8	42.5	70.3	7-0
2	Oklahoma	B12	1	6	23.4	43.7	67.1	5-1
3	Oregon	P12	1	7	25.6	38.8	64.4	7-0
4	Kansas St	B12	2	7	22	42.3	64.3	7-0
5	Florida	SEC	2	7	16.8	46.6	63.4	7-0
6	Texas Tech	B12	3	7	17.1	42.9	60	6-1
7	Texas A&M	SEC	3	7	15.4	44.5	59.9	5-2
8	Notre Dame	IND	--	7	13.9	45.3	59.2	7-0
9	South Carolina	SEC	4	8	13.5	44.8	58.3	6-2
10	LSU	SEC	5	8	13.7	41.9	55.6	7-1
11	Texas	B12	4	7	8	46.9	54.9	5-2
12	Oregon St	P12	2	6	9.8	45	54.8	6-0
13	Stanford	P12	3	7	7.1	47.7	54.8	5-2
14	Florida St	ACC	1	8	23.9	30.5	54.4	7-1
15	Arizona St	P12	4	7	14.6	39	53.6	5-2
16	Southern Cal	P12	5	7	15.6	37.4	53	6-1
17	Georgia	SEC	6	7	13.6	38.6	52.2	6-1
18	Ohio State	B10	1	8	13.3	38.7	52	8-0
19	Michigan	B10	2	7	10.3	41.6	51.9	5-2
20	Arizona	P12	6	7	6.1	45.8	51.9	4-3
21	Oklahoma St	B12	5	6	14.1	37	51.1	4-2
22	Wisconsin	B10	3	8	9.6	40.6	50.2	6-2
23	Utah St	WAC	1	8	14.9	35.1	50	6-2
24	Iowa St	B12	6	7	3.2	46.6	49.8	4-3
25	Clemson	ACC	2	7	13.6	35.9	49.5	6-1
26	Mississippi St	SEC	7	7	18.5	30.7	49.2	7-0
27	TCU	B12	7	7	12.4	36.5	48.9	5-2
28	Fresno St	MWC	1	8	12.3	36.6	48.9	5-3
29	Baylor	B12	8	6	2.8	45.6	48.4	3-3
30	Mississippi	SEC	8	7	4.4	43.8	48.2	4-3
31	West Virginia	B12	9	7	2	46.2	48.2	5-2
32	Louisiana Tech	WAC	2	7	15.9	32	47.9	6-1
33	Brigham Young	IND	--	8	7.6	40.2	47.8	4-4
34	Louisiana-Monroe	Sun	1	7	11.6	36	47.6	5-2
35	North Carolina	ACC	3	8	14.3	32.8	47.1	5-3
36	Rutgers	BgE	1	7	15.6	31.4	47	7-0
37	UCLA	P12	7	7	8.6	38.3	46.9	5-2
38	Boise St	MWC	2	7	11.4	35.6	47	6-1
39	Penn State	B10	4	7	11.4	35.3	46.7	5-2
40	San José St	WAC	3	7	9.8	35.8	45.6	5-2
41	Nebraska	B10	5	7	10.2	35.3	45.5	5-2
42	Northern Illinois	MAC	1	8	16.6	28.3	44.9	7-1
43	Michigan St	B10	6	8	2.9	41.5	44.4	4-4
44	Tulsa	CUS	1	8	12.2	32	44.2	7-1
45	Purdue	B10	7	7	0.9	42.7	43.6	3-4
46	Missouri	SEC	9	7	-3.9	47.4	43.5	3-4
47	Northwestern	B10	8	8	6.9	36.7	43.6	6-2
48	Cincinnati	BgE	2	6	15	28.5	43.5	5-1
49	California	P12	8	8	-1.3	44.7	43.4	3-5
50	Louisville	BgE	3	7	10.9	32.2	43.1	7-0
51	Tennessee	SEC	10	7	-0.2	43.2	43	3-4
52	Arkansas	SEC	11	7	-2.8	45.6	42.8	3-4
53	San Diego St	MWC	3	8	8.7	33.6	42.3	5-3
54	Western Kentucky	Sun	2	7	6.9	35.3	42.2	5-2
55	Central Florida	CUS	2	7	9.9	31.8	41.7	5-2
56	Washington	P12	9	7	-7.5	49.2	41.7	3-4
57	North Carolina St	ACC	4	7	6.2	35.4	41.6	5-2
58	Utah	P12	10	7	-4.6	45.8	41.2	2-5
59	Miami FL	ACC	5	8	-3.9	44.7	40.8	4-4
60	Vanderbilt	SEC	12	7	-1.5	42.2	40.7	3-4
61	Nevada	MWC	4	8	8.9	31.7	40.6	6-2
62	Toledo	MAC	2	8	8.3	31.7	40	7-1
63	SMU	CUS	3	7	1	38.7	39.7	3-4
64	Iowa	B10	9	7	-0.4	40	39.6	4-3
65	Louisiana-Lafayette	Sun	3	6	9.6	29.6	39.2	4-2
66	Syracuse	BgE	4	7	-0.1	39	38.9	3-4
67	Duke	ACC	6	8	6.5	32.3	38.8	6-2
68	Virginia Tech	ACC	7	8	3	35.6	38.6	4-4
69	South Florida	BgE	5	7	-2.6	41	38.4	2-5
70	Indiana	B10	10	7	1	36.3	37.3	2-5
71	Minnesota	B10	11	7	0.3	37	37.3	4-3
72	Kent St	MAC	3	7	9.6	27.6	37.2	6-1
73	Auburn	SEC	13	7	-10.6	47.7	37.1	1-6
74	Temple	BgE	6	6	-1	37.7	36.7	3-3
75	Georgia Tech	ACC	8	7	5.4	31.2	36.6	3-4
76	East Carolina	CUS	4	8	1.5	35.1	36.6	5-3
77	Ohio U.	MAC	4	7	13.2	23.2	36.4	7-0
78	Troy	Sun	4	7	2	34.2	36.2	4-3
79	Ball St	MAC	5	8	0.8	35.3	36.1	5-3
80	Kentucky	SEC	14	8	-13	48.6	35.6	1-7
81	Marshall	CUS	5	7	1.5	33.6	35.1	3-4
82	New Mexico	MWC	5	8	0.9	34	34.9	4-4
83	Air Force	MWC	6	7	5.6	29.1	34.7	4-3
84	Kansas	B12	10	7	-13.2	48	34.8	1-6
85	Maryland	ACC	9	7	1.1	33.6	34.7	4-3
86	Middle Tennessee St	Sun	5	7	0.8	33	33.8	4-3
87	Houston	CUS	6	7	-3.1	36.8	33.7	3-4
88	Navy	IND	--	7	-1.5	35	33.5	4-3
89	Bowling Green	MAC	6	8	6.8	26.5	33.3	5-3
90	Pittsburgh	BgE	7	7	2	31	33	3-4
91	Texas St-San Marcos	WAC	4	6	-3.1	35.5	32.4	3-3
92	Washington St	P12	11	7	-9.8	41.9	32.1	2-5
93	Arkansas St	Sun	6	7	1.2	30.8	32	4-3
94	North Texas	Sun	7	7	-3.6	35.4	31.8	3-4
95	UTEP	CUS	7	8	-9	40.7	31.7	2-6
96	Alabama-Birmingham	CUS	8	7	-8.6	39.4	30.8	1-6
97	Connecticut	BgE	8	8	-2.1	32.9	30.8	3-5
98	Western Michigan	MAC	7	8	-0.3	30.7	30.4	3-5
99	Wyoming	MWC	7	7	-8.9	39	30.1	1-6
100	Boston College	ACC	10	7	-8.5	38	29.5	1-6
101	Virginia	ACC	11	8	-9.3	38.7	29.4	2-6
102	Wake Forest	ACC	12	7	-5.1	34.2	29.1	4-3
103	Illinois	B10	12	7	-11.6	39.9	28.3	2-5
104	Rice	CUS	9	8	-7.5	35.5	28	2-6
105	UNLV	MWC	8	8	-12.3	40	27.7	1-7
106	Colorado St	MWC	9	7	-15.1	41.2	26.1	1-6
107	Florida Atlantic	Sun	8	7	-12.4	38.4	26	1-6
108	Florida Int'l	Sun	9	8	-10.7	35.9	25.2	1-7
109	Central Michigan	MAC	8	7	-12.6	35.8	23.2	2-5
110	Buffalo	MAC	9	7	-11.6	34.6	23	1-6
111	Southern Miss	CUS	10	7	-18.8	41.6	22.8	0-7
112	Miami OH	MAC	10	7	-11.1	33.8	22.7	3-4
113	Akron	MAC	11	8	-9.3	31.9	22.6	1-7
114	Colorado	P12	12	7	-18.4	40.1	21.7	1-6
115	Eastern Michigan	MAC	12	7	-14.1	35.7	21.6	1-6
116	Tulane	CUS	11	7	-21.1	42.5	21.4	1-6
117	Texas-San Antonio	WAC	5	7	8.1	13.1	21.2	5-2
118	South Alabama	Sun	10	7	-9.9	30.9	21	2-5
119	Hawai`i	MWC	10	6	-18	38.4	20.4	1-5
120	Army	IND	--	7	-13	33.2	20.2	1-6
121	Memphis	CUS	12	7	-13.9	34	20.1	1-6
122	New Mexico St	WAC	6	7	-11.9	30.1	18.2	1-6
123	Idaho	WAC	7	8	-20.4	37.2	16.8	1-7
124	Massachusetts	MAC	13	7	-23.9	34.7	10.8	0-7

And the top games of the week:

Rk	Tm	PF	Opp	PA	H/R	W/L	diff	MOV	CON	CON	SOS	SRS
1	Florida	44	South Carolina	11	H	W	33	27	SEC	SEC	58.3	85.3
2	Kansas St	55	West Virginia	14	R	W	41	34	B12	B12	48.2	82.2
3	Oregon	43	Arizona St	21	R	W	22	24.5	P12	P12	53.6	78.1
4	Alabama	44	Tennessee	13	R	W	31	29	SEC	SEC	43	72
5	Arizona	52	Washington	17	H	W	35	28	P12	P12	41.7	69.7
6	LSU	24	Texas A&M	19	R	W	5	8	SEC	SEC	59.9	67.9
7	Oklahoma St	31	Iowa St	10	H	W	21	18	B12	B12	49.8	67.8
8	Oklahoma	52	Kansas	7	H	W	45	33	B12	B12	34.8	67.8
9	Mississippi St	45	Middle Tennessee St	3	H	W	42	31.5	SEC	Sun	33.8	65.3
10	Penn State	38	Iowa	14	R	W	24	25.5	B10	B10	39.6	65.1
11	Stanford	21	California	3	R	W	18	21	P12	P12	43.4	64.4
12	Rutgers	35	Temple	10	R	W	25	26	BgE	BgE	36.7	62.7
13	Wisconsin	38	Minnesota	13	H	W	25	22	B10	B10	37.3	59.3
14	SMU	72	Houston	42	H	W	30	25.5	CUS	CUS	33.7	59.2
15	Brigham Young	14	Notre Dame	17	R	L	-3	0	IND	IND	59.1	59.1
16	Florida St	33	Miami FL	20	R	W	13	16	ACC	ACC	40.7	56.7
17	Clemson	38	Virginia Tech	17	H	W	21	18	ACC	ACC	38.6	56.6
18	Syracuse	40	Connecticut	10	H	W	30	25.5	BgE	BgE	30.8	56.3
19	Texas Tech	56	TCU	53	R	W	3	7	B12	B12	49	56
20	Texas	56	Baylor	50	H	W	6	7	B12	B12	48.3	55.3
21	Fresno St	42	Wyoming	14	H	W	28	24.5	MWC	MWC	30.1	54.6
22	Southern Cal	50	Colorado	6	H	W	44	32.5	P12	P12	21.7	54.2
23	Marshall	59	Southern Miss	24	R	W	35	31	CUS	CUS	22.8	53.8
24	TCU	53	Texas Tech	56	H	L	-3	-7	B12	B12	60.1	53.1
25	Oregon St	21	Utah	7	H	W	14	11	P12	P12	41.1	52.1
26	Michigan St	10	Michigan	12	R	L	-2	0	B10	B10	51.9	51.9
27	Northern Illinois	37	Akron	7	R	W	30	28.5	MAC	MAC	22.6	51.1
28	Ohio State	29	Purdue	22	H	W	7	7	B10	B10	43.7	50.7
29	Nebraska	29	Northwestern	28	R	W	1	7	B10	B10	43.5	50.5
30	Toledo	29	Cincinnati	23	H	W	6	7	MAC	BgE	43.5	50.5
31	Boise St	32	UNLV	7	H	W	25	22	MWC	MWC	27.7	49.7
32	Louisiana-Monroe	43	Western Kentucky	42	R	W	1	7	Sun	Sun	42.2	49.2
33	San José St	52	Texas-San Antonio	24	R	W	28	27.5	WAC	WAC	21.2	48.7
34	Louisiana Tech	70	Idaho	28	H	W	42	31.5	WAC	WAC	16.9	48.4
35	Baylor	50	Texas	56	R	L	-6	-7	B12	B12	54.9	47.9
36	Notre Dame	17	Brigham Young	14	H	W	3	0	IND	IND	47.8	47.8
37	Texas A&M	19	LSU	24	H	L	-5	-8	SEC	SEC	55.6	47.6
38	San Diego St	39	Nevada	38	R	W	1	7	MWC	MWC	40.6	47.6
39	Duke	33	North Carolina	30	H	W	3	0	ACC	ACC	47.1	47.1
40	Georgia Tech	37	Boston College	17	H	W	20	17	ACC	ACC	29.5	46.5
41	North Texas	30	Louisiana-Lafayette	23	H	W	7	7	Sun	Sun	39.2	46.2
42	Utah St	41	New Mexico St	7	H	W	34	27.5	WAC	WAC	18.3	45.8
43	Purdue	22	Ohio State	29	R	L	-7	-7	B10	B10	52	45
44	Michigan	12	Michigan St	10	H	W	2	0	B10	B10	44.4	44.4
45	Kent St	41	Western Michigan	24	H	W	17	14	MAC	MAC	30.4	44.4
46	Kentucky	24	Georgia	29	H	L	-5	-8	SEC	SEC	52.2	44.2
47	Vanderbilt	17	Auburn	13	H	W	4	7	SEC	SEC	37.1	44.1
48	Utah	7	Oregon St	21	R	L	-14	-11	P12	P12	54.8	43.8
49	Georgia	29	Kentucky	24	R	W	5	8	SEC	SEC	35.6	43.6
50	South Florida	25	Louisville	27	R	L	-2	0	BgE	BgE	43.2	43.2
51	Air Force	28	New Mexico	23	H	W	5	7	MWC	MWC	34.9	41.9
52	North Carolina St	20	Maryland	18	R	W	2	7	ACC	ACC	34.7	41.7
53	Tennessee	13	Alabama	44	H	L	-31	-29	SEC	SEC	70.3	41.3
54	Central Florida	35	Memphis	17	R	W	18	21	CUS	CUS	20	41
55	East Carolina	42	Alabama-Birmingham	35	R	W	7	10	CUS	CUS	30.9	40.9
56	Western Kentucky	42	Louisiana-Monroe	43	H	L	-1	-7	Sun	Sun	47.5	40.5
57	Pittsburgh	20	Buffalo	6	R	W	14	17	BgE	MAC	23	40
58	Arizona St	21	Oregon	43	H	L	-22	-24.5	P12	P12	64.4	39.9
59	North Carolina	30	Duke	33	R	L	-3	0	ACC	ACC	38.8	38.8
60	Northwestern	28	Nebraska	29	H	L	-1	-7	B10	B10	45.5	38.5
61	Miami FL	20	Florida St	33	H	L	-13	-16	ACC	ACC	54.5	38.5
62	Louisville	27	South Florida	25	H	W	2	0	BgE	BgE	38.4	38.4
63	Wake Forest	16	Virginia	10	R	W	6	9	ACC	ACC	29.4	38.4
64	Navy	31	Indiana	30	H	W	1	0	IND	B10	37.3	37.3
65	Ball St	41	Central Michigan	30	R	W	11	14	MAC	MAC	23.2	37.2
66	Rice	24	Tulsa	28	R	L	-4	-7	CUS	CUS	44.2	37.2
67	South Carolina	11	Florida	44	R	L	-33	-27	SEC	SEC	63.4	36.4
68	Bowling Green	24	Massachusetts	0	R	W	24	25.5	MAC	MAC	10.8	36.3
69	Florida Int'l	37	Troy	38	R	L	-1	0	Sun	Sun	36.2	36.2
70	Nevada	38	San Diego St	39	H	L	-1	-7	MWC	MWC	42.3	35.3
71	Tulsa	28	Rice	24	H	W	4	7	CUS	CUS	28	35
72	Maryland	18	North Carolina St	20	H	L	-2	-7	ACC	ACC	41.6	34.6
73	Kansas	7	Oklahoma	52	R	L	-45	-33	B12	B12	67.1	34.1
74	California	3	Stanford	21	H	L	-18	-21	P12	P12	54.8	33.8
75	Auburn	13	Vanderbilt	17	R	L	-4	-7	SEC	SEC	40.7	33.7
76	Indiana	30	Navy	31	R	L	-1	0	B10	IND	33.5	33.5
77	Iowa St	10	Oklahoma St	31	R	L	-21	-18	B12	B12	51.1	33.1
78	Cincinnati	23	Toledo	29	R	L	-6	-7	BgE	MAC	39.9	32.9
79	Virginia Tech	17	Clemson	38	R	L	-21	-18	ACC	ACC	49.5	31.5
80	West Virginia	14	Kansas St	55	H	L	-41	-34	B12	B12	64.3	30.3
81	UTEP	24	Tulane	20	H	W	4	7	CUS	CUS	21.4	28.4
82	Minnesota	13	Wisconsin	38	R	L	-25	-22	B10	B10	50.2	28.2
83	New Mexico	23	Air Force	28	R	L	-5	-7	MWC	MWC	34.8	27.8
84	Eastern Michigan	48	Army	38	H	W	10	7	MAC	IND	20.2	27.2
85	Alabama-Birmingham	35	East Carolina	42	H	L	-7	-10	CUS	CUS	36.6	26.6
86	South Alabama	37	Florida Atlantic	34	H	W	3	0	Sun	Sun	26	26
87	Troy	38	Florida Int'l	37	H	W	1	0	Sun	Sun	25.2	25.2
88	UNLV	7	Boise St	32	R	L	-25	-22	MWC	MWC	47	25
89	Louisiana-Lafayette	23	North Texas	30	R	L	-7	-7	Sun	Sun	31.8	24.8
90	Tulane	20	UTEP	24	R	L	-4	-7	CUS	CUS	31.7	24.7
91	Wyoming	14	Fresno St	42	R	L	-28	-24.5	MWC	MWC	48.9	24.4
92	Washington	17	Arizona	52	R	L	-35	-28	P12	P12	51.9	23.9
93	Western Michigan	24	Kent St	41	R	L	-17	-14	MAC	MAC	37.2	23.2
94	New Mexico St	7	Utah St	41	R	L	-34	-27.5	WAC	WAC	50	22.5
95	Central Michigan	30	Ball St	41	H	L	-11	-14	MAC	MAC	36.1	22.1
96	Iowa	14	Penn State	38	H	L	-24	-25.5	B10	B10	46.8	21.3
97	Florida Atlantic	34	South Alabama	37	R	L	-3	0	Sun	Sun	21.1	21.1
98	Temple	10	Rutgers	35	H	L	-25	-26	BgE	BgE	47	21
99	Memphis	17	Central Florida	35	H	L	-18	-21	CUS	CUS	41.8	20.8
100	Colorado	6	Southern Cal	50	R	L	-44	-32.5	P12	P12	53.1	20.6
101	Virginia	10	Wake Forest	16	H	L	-6	-9	ACC	ACC	29.1	20.1
102	Boston College	17	Georgia Tech	37	R	L	-20	-17	ACC	ACC	36.7	19.7
103	Texas-San Antonio	24	San José St	52	H	L	-28	-27.5	WAC	WAC	45.6	18.1
104	Middle Tennessee St	3	Mississippi St	45	R	L	-42	-31.5	Sun	SEC	49.2	17.7
105	Akron	7	Northern Illinois	37	H	L	-30	-28.5	MAC	MAC	44.9	16.4
106	Idaho	28	Louisiana Tech	70	R	L	-42	-31.5	WAC	WAC	47.8	16.3
107	Buffalo	6	Pittsburgh	20	H	L	-14	-17	MAC	BgE	33	16
108	Army	38	Eastern Michigan	48	R	L	-10	-7	IND	MAC	21.6	14.6
109	Houston	42	SMU	72	R	L	-30	-25.5	CUS	CUS	39.7	14.2
110	Connecticut	10	Syracuse	40	R	L	-30	-25.5	BgE	BgE	38.9	13.4
111	Massachusetts	0	Bowling Green	24	H	L	-24	-25.5	MAC	MAC	33.3	7.8
112	Southern Miss	24	Marshall	59	H	L	-35	-31	CUS	CUS	35.1	4.1

The SRS was extremely impressed with Florida, Kansas State, and Oregon this week. Florida struggled mightily on offense in the first half against South Carolina, but at the end of the day, escaped with a 33-point victory. If not for three critical Gamecock fumbles, USC could have won, but that doesn’t explain the poor second-half effort.

Meanwhile, Collin Klein threw 3 touchdowns and ran for 4 more against West Virginia. Last year, Kansas State seemed to use every ounce of grit, tenacity, luck, spackle, and magic fairy dust to earn a 10-2 regular season record. This year, the Wildcats legitimately look like a top-five team.

Meanwhile, Oregon put to rest any notion that Arizona State was a sleeper in the conference. I noted last week that Arizona State, while ranking 10th in the SRS, didn’t really pass the sniff test, and that we’d find out a lot more about them this week. Well, Oregon went into Tempe and raced out to a 43-7 halftime lead. The Ducks haven’t had the hardest schedule, but look like a worthy #2 team in the polls. Even at 13-0 they’re not a lock for the BCS National Championship Game, but at this point, they seem to be the most likely entrant from the rest of the pack to face Alabama in Miami.

And one non-FBS note. Each week, I rank all the teams — not just the FBS ones — using the SRS. I don’t publish the results from the other leagues, but I eyeball the top teams in the FCS. The past few weeks, Harvard was ranking in the top three or four with teams like North Dakota State, Cal Poly, and Georgia Southern, and would basically have been considered a top-80 team. This week, I noticed they had dropped, so I went to investigate. As it turns out, they led 34-10 entering the 4th quarter against Princeton, but 29 fourth-quarter points by the Tigers lifted them to victory. Because I know you need to know these things.

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↑1	Upshaw and Barron were All-SEC first team selections by the AP, and Chapman, Hightower and Kirkpatrick earned second-team honors.

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