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John Peters
Oct 1, 2019

Who will win the SEC West in 2020?

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John Peters
Oct 1, 2019

I think Auburn is definitely a dark horse.

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OrangeEarPlugz
Oct 1, 2019

I would love to say LSU but I'll go ahead and say Arkansas.

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John Peters
Oct 1, 2019

Going into last year, I thought it could be a little bit of a rebuild season for Arkansas, but they proved me wrong. They'll be really tough this year.

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Kyle McKelvey
Oct 1, 2019

It certainly feels like this division will be tougher than ever next year. Recruiting continues to be top of the line.

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John Peters
Oct 4, 2019

What do you think about LSU?

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John Peters
Oct 8, 2019

I could see it. There are really no wrong answers here..except maybe Alabama.

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ajhtn37
Nov 12, 2019

The West is wide open, I could easily see Auburn, LSU, Arkansas, or Ole Miss winning it. Alabama will win the cellar position again. State and A&M will be good, but not as good as the top 4. My final guess is Arkansas because DVH is the better coach of those 4 teams.

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