Projecting the winner of the SEC East

Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Hutson Mason (14) runs the ball and is tackled by Missouri Tigers linebacker Michael Scherer (30) during the second half at Faurot Field. Georgia won 34-0. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

Scenario 6: Georgia loses one game, Missouri loses one game. Missouri advances on record. (35%)

Georgia losing to Auburn, and Missouri losing to Texas A&M seems the most likely to me.

In both games, Georgia and Missouri should be underdogs, and in both games, they will be facing the most high-powered offenses they’ve seen all season. Both would have to pull off serious upsets.

In a few of the metrics I’ve seen, Georgia would be a four point underdog at home to Auburn, and Missouri would be a three point underdog on the road to A&M. Of course, that’s going off current conditions today. The projections will change since Auburn plays A&M this coming weekend.

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So in the final tally, I have the Missouri Tigers as the most likely to win the SEC East with 64%, Georgia at 30%, and Florida at 6%. You can feel free to tell me why I’m wrong and terrible at estimating in the comments or on Twitter. In the meantime, I can’t wait to see how it all plays out for Georgia, especially in the Auburn game. Go Dawgs!