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Power of Six: Historic strength in the SEC West

It's more of the same down south, where the most powerful division in the sport's history may be more powerful than at any time in its own history. Is that a good thing? Meanwhile, there's trouble in the East.
By Olin Buchanan
September 25, 2014
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Texas A&M vs. Arkansas (in Arlington); Vanderbilt at Kentucky; Tennessee at Georgia; Louisiana Tech at Auburn; Missouri at South Carolina; New Mexico State at LSU; Memphis at Ole Miss

A weekly grind of historic proportions

The SEC West has six appeal.

But is there really a joy of six?

Do you really want to have six? If so, you may be a six maniac.

The SEC West is an orgy of ranked football teams.

Brandon Jones, TexAgs.











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