This may be the year it does because at least through three weeks, the SEC's depth looks undeniable. After a Big Ten run for the ages, the seesaw of power may finally be shifting back toward the South.

We have our first big dropout of the top-10 in the SEC this college football season. Oklahoma is falling out of the top-10 this week after a 14-6 win over New Mexico. For starters

Texas A&M and Oklahoma's seasons are hanging in the balance in Week 4. Here are college football's risers and fallers after Week 3.

Mississippi State football is one of two SEC teams without an on-field sponsorship logo. Here's athletic director Zac Selmon's explanation.

Not winning the national championship for the last three season has led some to think the SEC has taken a back seat to the Big Ten, but the 2026 season shows it still might be college football's best conference.

A dominant first few weeks have the SEC back on top, but will it be enough to snap the Big Ten's streak of national titles?

Lane Kiffin's introduction at LSU and Arch Manning's second run at Texas are just a few of the intriguing storylines.

Week 3 of the 2026 college football season has concluded for Southeastern Conference schools. A top 10 matchup was contested between No. 7 LSU (2-0) and No. 9 Ole Miss (2-0). The Rebels won, 32-24, at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi. Rankings reflect the Week 3 US LBM Coaches Poll.

There has been enough recent movement in the talks to increase the chances that the super-sized CFP could be implemented next season.

Here's a look at where SEC teams fit into the updated US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 after Week 3 of the college football season:

The Rebels join Texas and Georgia at the top of our comprehensive ranking of every FBS team after Week 3 action