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SEC East 2023 preseason media poll: Georgia on top

What teams got the most votes to win the SEC East in 2023?

The Georgia Bulldogs are looking to win the SEC East for a third consecutive season. However, that is not the Bulldogs’ main storyline in 2023. Georgia is hoping to win a third straight national championship. The last team to win three consecutive titles in college football was Minnesota from 1934-1936.

Georgia’s top expected competition in the SEC East comes from the Tennessee Volunteers. Last year, Tennessee was a win over South Carolina away from likely making the College Football Playoff.  The Volunteers should have a strong offense again in 2023, but their defense remains a question mark.

A dominant majority of media members voted that Georgia would win the SEC. However, a shocking number, who probably shouldn’t be taken seriously, picked Vanderbilt to win the SEC East.

What is the projected order of finish in the SEC East and who is predicted to win the conference?

Media predicts final SEC West standings in 2022

Here’s where the Tigers stand according to those polled at SEC Media Days.

We’re almost there, folks.

SEC Media Days are now behind us, and we’re just over a month away from toe meeting leather on the college football gridiron. That means it’s time to start getting those take machines fired up and ready to go.

At the event in Atlanta this week, the media voted on the preseason standings for both divisions in the conference. The Tigers finished dead last in the SEC West in 2021 with a 3-5 record, which ultimately ended the tenure of national championship-winning coach [autotag]Ed Orgeron[/autotag] just two years removed from his title.

[autotag]Brian Kelly[/autotag] was brought in to clean things up, and expectations are high for a man who is already one of the most accomplished coaches in college football entering his first season. Here’s where the media thinks the Tigers stand in the division race entering the season.

Note: First-place votes are listed in parentheses.