Georgia was the preseason pick to win the Southeastern Conference championship, according to voters attending the leagues annual media days event in Tampa.[DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]The Bulldogs received 88 of 164 votes to reach the title game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta in early December. Texas was the second choice, with 57 votes, and Mississippi a distant third with six. Texas A&M, Alabama, Oklahoma, LSU and Kentucky also received votes.Only 10 times since 1992 has the medias preseason predicted champion proceeded to win the SEC title game.Media also voted on preseason All-SEC teams, with Ole Miss Trinidad Chambliss edging Texas Arch Manning for first-team quarterback.Predicted order of finish1. Georgia, 2,510 points2. Texas, 2,4493. Mississippi, 2,0044. Texas A&M, 1,9675. LSU, 1,9616. Alabama, 1,9307. Oklahoma, 1,9148. Tennessee, 1,3209. Florida, 1,21710. Missouri, 1,10511. South Carolina, 95612. Auburn, 93613. Vanderbilt, 75114. Kentucky, 54615. Mississippi State, 46716. Arkansas, 262First-team offenseQB: Trinidad Chambliss, MississippiRB: Kewan Lacy, Mississippi; Ahmad Hardy, MissouriWR: Cam Coleman, Texas; Ryan Coleman-Williams, AlabamaTE: TreyDez Green, LSUOG/OT: Trevor Goosby, Texas; Cayden Green, Missouri; Jordan Seaton, LSU; Earnest Greene III, GeorgiaC: Drew Bobo, GeorgiaAll-purpose: Mario Craver, Texas A&MFirst-team defenseDL: Colin Simmons, Texas; Will Echoles, Mississippi; Dylan Stewart, South Carolina; Princewill Umanmielen, LSULB: Whit Weeks, LSU; Xavier Atkins, Auburn; Rasheem Biles, TexasDB: KJ Bolden, Georgia; Zabien Brown, Alabama; Bray Hubbard, Alabama; Ellis Robinson IV, GeorgiaFirst-team specialistsPK: Tate Sandell, OklahomaP: Grant Chadwick, LSUReturn specialist: Ryan Niblett, TexasKickoff specialist: Tate Sandell, OklahomaLong snapper: Ben Anderson, OklahomaSecond-team offenseQB: Arch Manning, TexasRB: Jadan Baugh, Florida; Nate Frazier, GeorgiaWR: Mario Craver, Texas A&M; Isaiah Sategna III, OklahomaTE: Lawson Luckie, GeorgiaOG/OT: Dontrell Glover, Georgia; Michael Fasusi, Oklahoma; Michael Carroll, Alabama; Lance Heard, KentuckyC: Mark Nabou Jr., Texas A&MAll-purpose: Ryan Niblett, TexasSecond-team defenseDL: David Stone, Oklahoma; Elijah Griffin, Georgia; Taylor Wein, Oklahoma; Quincy Rhodes Jr., ArkansasLB: Raylen Wilson, Georgia; Suntarine Perkins, Mississippi; Kip Lewis, OklahomaDB: Kelley Jones, Mississippi State; DJ Pickett, LSU; Ty Benefield, LSU; Eli Bowen, Oklahoma; Peyton Bowen, OklahomaSecond-team specialistsPK: Lucas Carneiro, MississippiP: Grayson Miller, OklahomaReturn specialist: Isaiah Sategna III, OklahomaKickoff specialist: Lucas Carneiro, MississippiLong snapper: Trey Dubuc, TexasThird-team offenseQB: Gunner Stockton, GeorgiaRB: DeSean Bishiop, Tennessee; Hollywood Smothers, TexasWR: Ryan Wingo, Texas; Nyck Harbor, South CarolinaTE: Willie Rodriguez, KentuckyOG/OT: David Sanders Jr., Tennessee; Patrick Kutas, Mississippi; Brandon Baker, Texas; Wendell Moe Jr., TennesseeC: Braelin Moore, LSUAll-purpose: Jaden Baugh, FloridaThird-team defenseDL: Kam Franklin, Mississippi; DJ Hicks, Texas A&M; Gabe Harris, Georgia; Jayden Woods, FloridaLB: Arion Carter, Tennessee; TJ Dottery, LSU; Yhonzae Pierre, AlabamaDB: Keon Sabb, Alabama; Champ Anthony, Auburn; Khalil Barnes, Georgia; Jelani McDonald, TexasThird-team specialistsPK: Alex McPherson, AuburnP: Ethan Pulliam, Mississippi StateReturn specialist: Vernell Brown III, FloridaKickoff specialist: Terry Bussey, Texas A&MLong snapper: Brett Le Blanc, Missouri