Ole Miss Rebels disrespected coming off SEC Media Days via the conference championship and standings predictions

The SEC Media Days have come and gone, which means the college football season is just around the corner. The Ole Miss Rebels may not have the stacked roster that they did last season, but the on-site media in Atlanta this week didn't have to disrespect Lane Kiffin and his Ole Miss Rebels the way they did.

Every year, the media who cover media days in person vote on who they believe will both win the conference and how the final standings will look at the end of the season. This year, the results were a bit harsh–at least when it came to Ole Miss.

Ole Miss garners only one vote to win SEC Championship

The full SEC preseason media voting results were released on Friday, and despite the Ole Miss Rebels' recent success they only received one vote to win the conference. This wouldn't be too surprising if it weren't for some of the other results.

Many assumed Texas to be a massive betting favorite to win it all, so earning nearly half the first place votes wasn't surprising. Georgia earning about 20% of the votes as a close second tracks with sports book odds as well. However, after the top few teams, things looked rather strange.

South Carolina earned five votes to win the conference despite having +2700 odds (27 to 1) via most sports books. That's good for the tenth best odds according to those who have significant money on the line. Then both Oklahoma (+2200 odds) and even Vanderbilt (+30000 odds) logged more votes to win the SEC than Ole Miss. Just disrespectful.