***Official SEC Basketball Season Thread***
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Wasn't Davis supposed to be a stud transfer? I haven't seen him do anything in the few Arky games I've watched.
Haven't gotten to watch Maryland this year but they're good no? Isn't Queen a stud? Are you guys just really good defensively?
Horrible fit with Cal. Cal still doesn't know how to build a roster, just tries to stack talent.
I think decent so far-DQ has been good as advertised since coming, except last Thursday vs Washington. I do believe he’s gone after this year though, prob a mid to low first round pick unless we hit him big with NIL-really like him and Reese together.
However, straight up man-jury still out on Willard
Good luck to the rest of the SEC with Florida. They have a stud big man and 3 elite guards.
UK needs to figure out their rebounfing issues. Even Brown outrebounded them, but they got their asses kicked on the glass today, even struggled on free throw rebounding. They watch the ball fly through the air instead of getting a body on someone.
Florida had at least 19 more 2nd chance points than the Cats, that needs to change.
I'm not going to complain about the refs, but both teams attacked the rim and somehow Florida had twice as many ft attempts, that’s kinda odd to me.
Great game though.
UK needs to figure out their rebounfing issues. Even Brown outrebounded them, but they got their asses kicked on the glass today, even struggled on free throw rebounding. They watch the ball fly through the air instead of getting a body on someone.
Florida had at least 19 more 2nd chance points than the Cats, that needs to change.
I'm not going to complain about the refs, but both teams attacked the rim and somehow Florida had twice as many ft attempts, that’s kinda odd to me.
Great game though.
Gonna be a fun matchup. An elite defensive team vs an elite offensive team.
Bruce Pearl became the all time wins leader in Auburn basketball history today after beating Missouri
I said this in another thread and i think i still feel this way. Auburn is the only team I see being able to win somewhat consistently on the road in conference play. It helps they have a somewhat nice schedule too.
Agreed, although I still don't see any teams escaping conference play with fewer than 4-5 losses.
The Gators did mess one thing up: They sold student tickets to the public as part of a three-game holiday package. Police had to escort dozens of angry students out of their usual courtside seats before tipoff.
How does that even happen? I would be irate too.
How does that even happen? I would be irate too.
Yeah I read about that, people on the Florida boards were calling out the AD. In the broadcast they said something about students not being on campus yet, but it seems late for students not to be at school yet. Guessing it was just a "let's hook up some boosters so they can fork it up for NIL" type thing. ****ers better be throwing in after that showing! 🤣
Didn't see this game but saw that Auburn had a big lead at one point. Was kind of surprised they only won by 5. How did they manage to give up 55 in the 2nd half? Pretty wild considering Texas only made 5 threes and had 6 assists for the whole game.
we played lazy down the stretch snd the refs started calling lots of fouls. They got to the line a bunch
Your guys took their foot off the gas, but that wasn't all of it, Kaluma had a hell of a game.
yeah that dude couldnt miss. we even had hands in his facenob most shots as well. I will always take road wins anyway we can get them
He was all over the court, blocking runout dunks, getting rebounds, jitting crazy shots. Every team has a guy like that and they grow beer muscles at home.
KenPom ratings on 1/11:
1. Auburn (1st nationally)
2. Florida (5th nationally)
3. Tennessee (6th nationally)
4. Alabama (7th nationally)
5. Texas A&M (15th nationally)
6. Mississippi State (17th nationally)
7. Kentucky (23rd nationally)
8. Ole Miss (24th nationally)
9. Texas (38th nationally)
10. Georgia (39th nationally)
11. Oklahoma (40th nationally)
12. Missouri (41st nationally)
13. Arkansas (48th nationally)
14. Vanderbilt (49th nationally)
15. LSU (69th nationally)
16. South Carolina (77th nationally)
1. Auburn (1st nationally)
2. Florida (5th nationally)
3. Tennessee (6th nationally)
4. Alabama (7th nationally)
5. Texas A&M (15th nationally)
6. Mississippi State (17th nationally)
7. Kentucky (23rd nationally)
8. Ole Miss (24th nationally)
9. Texas (38th nationally)
10. Georgia (39th nationally)
11. Oklahoma (40th nationally)
12. Missouri (41st nationally)
13. Arkansas (48th nationally)
14. Vanderbilt (49th nationally)
15. LSU (69th nationally)
16. South Carolina (77th nationally)
That looked like a bad ankle roll, I can't imagine he comes back from that anytime soon.
Don’t care. We accomplished our mission. Broome showboated & acted like a thug in our games last season, now he has a torn Achilles & is DONE. Karma always wins. Bitch.
He didnttear his achilles. Sprained ankle. He will be back in a few weeks. Classy of you cheering for a player to get hurt though. Nice work dipshit
you want to bet its not an achilles? Wtf is wrong with you? go back to your homeboard you POS
Well, I was there & am a medical professional that was able to get a first hand look. Auburn just wants it quiet, but it’s a torn Achilles. Bitch.
