The week two SEC slate didn’t appear to have many monumental or impactful games on it at first glance (one of the only two that met that criteria ended up being mostly uncompetitive), but when the dust settled Saturday night, quite a bit had happened. Texas A&M pushed the second-ranked Clemson Tigers to the brink, Mississippi State dominated Kansas State in a major trap game, and Kentucky snapped a 31 year losing streak by toppling the 25th-ranked Florida Gators in the Swamp. It’s obviously still very early, but it seems the structure of the conference is really starting to take shape.
SEC Power Poll: Week Two
