​The SEC’s Week 9 slate certainly looked a bit different compared to what the conference has seen up to this point in the season.In all, there were only five SEC games played during Week 9, as six of the conference’s teams were not in action due to a bye week, the most on any single Saturday this fall. One of those matchups was a battle of ranked teams, while three other top 25 programs were also in action against unranked foes, with each eventually taking care of business.Looking ahead, the conference now enters likely its biggest weekend yet in Week 10, a slate of games that is set to feature a number of ranked matchups. Not only will this be multiple must-see matchups, but Week 10 will also see four SEC teams ranked in the top 15 nationally all going on the road against ranked foes.Before we get there, let’s take a look at this week’s SEC power rankings, as well as what lies ahead for each team in Week 10.16. Vanderbilt CommodoresPrevious Ranking: No. 16Vanderbilt (3-5 overall, 0-5 SEC) was the first of six SEC teams not in action Saturday due to a bye week. Riding a five-game losing skid, the Commodores travel to Mississippi State in Week 10.15. Arkansas RazorbacksPrevious Ranking: No. 15Arkansas (3-5, 1-4) fell at home to Missouri in Week 9, 34-10. The Razorbacks, who committed four turnovers with three fumbles, originally trailed at halftime in the contest, 13-7, but struggled in the second half where they were outscored, 21-3. The Razorbacks will be on the road at Auburn in Week 10. 14. Mississippi State BulldogsPrevious Ranking: No. 14Mississippi State (4-4, 2-4) fell on the road at Texas on Saturday night, 31-3. AJ Swann started at quarterback for the Bulldogs in Austin, but Mississippi State simply struggled offensively posting only 187 total yards, which did not allow them to overcome an early first half deficit. Having lost four-straight, Mississippi State returns home in Week 10 to host Vanderbilt. 13. Auburn TigersPrevious Ranking: No. 13Auburn (4-4, 2-4) fell on the road at Ole Miss in a rough second half and defensive showing, 45-15. After trailing 14-9 at halftime, the Tigers were outscored 31-6 in the second half. Auburn also gave up 487 yards of total offense, as well as allowed Ole Miss to go 13-of-16 on third downs. The Tigers return home in Week 10 to host Arkansas.12. Oklahoma SoonersPrevious Ranking: No. 11Oklahoma (4-4, 2-3) fell at home to South Carolina on Saturday, 42-25. It was a game of mixed results that saw the Sooners defense force three turnovers, but also surrender 521 yards of total offense. The Sooners offense also saw struggles at times, and trailed 35-10 entering the fourth quarter. Next up for Oklahoma is a Week 10 road trip to Florida. 11. Texas A&M AggiesPrevious Ranking: No. 12Texas A&M (4-4, 1-4) did not play Saturday with a bye week. The Aggies travel to South Carolina in Week 10. 10. Florida GatorsPrevious Ranking: No. 8Florida (5-3, 3-3) fell to Georgia on Saturday in Atlanta, 27-8. Despite s