------------------- SEC Standings -------------------
......................Conference......Pts......Overall
Texas A&M.............1-0............3.........10-0
Auburn....................1-0............3...........9-0
Vanderbilt...............1-0............3...........8-1
South Carolina.......1-0............3...........7-1
Ole Miss..................1-0............3...........7-3
Georgia...................1-0............3...........4-3-2
Missouri..................1-0............3...........4-4-1
Mississippi State....0-1............0...........7-1
Tennessee..............0-1............0...........6-1-1
Arkansas.................0-1............0...........5-2-2
LSU..........................0-1............0...........6-3
Alabama..................0-1............0...........6-3-1
Kentucky.................0-1............0...........4-6
Florida.....................0-1............0...........2-6-1

--- Thursday, September 13 ---
Georgia 3, Arkansas 1
Missouri 1, Kentucky 0
Ole Miss 1, Alabama 0

--- Friday, September 14 ---
Texas A&M 3, LSU 0
Auburn 3, Mississippi State 0

--- Sunday, September 16 ---
Texas A&M 3, Kansas 0
Cincinnati 2, LSU 1
Murray State at Georgia, cancelled
Missouri 2, Portland State 1
Alabama 1, DePaul 0
Vanderbilt 2, Florida 1
South Carolina 2, Tennessee 0
Providence 1, Arkansas 1 (2OT)
Auburn 7, Alabama State 0
Lipscomb 2, Kentucky 1
Memphis 2, Ole Miss 0

I thought it was nuts that Mississippi State was undefeated. 7-0 for the worst team in the SEC.

But then I looked at their history.
2017: 6-0 to start the season, then 3-5-4.
2012: 7-0 to start the season, then 2-10-1.
2010: 7-2 to start the season, then 1-12.
2009: 8-0 to start the season, then 1-8-2.

But hey, shutting out the Austin Peays and Southern Misses of the world is better than losing to them.

And I thought this was a good time to remind you that A&M gave Miss State a 17 year head start in SEC play and the Aggies passed them in SEC wins in 2016.