The SEC is known for a lot of things -- innovative coaching, dominant defenses, some of the best traditions in college football and, of course, national championships.
What this power conference is not known for -- at least in recent seasons -- is dominant quarterback/wide receiver tandems.
That could change in 2012, as the SEC has a significant number of returning quarterback/wide receiver tandems that were strong last season and, with a bit of development, could easily reach the point where they are capable of keeping up with just about any tandem in the country.
Here are the top five candidates: