Well, we've talked about it for weeks now, but there are no off games in the SEC this year. Very deep conference.
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Vandy didnāt score a point for the last 3:30 of the game and still won. I guess thanks to a missed free throw by the UT kid. I think itās the same kid that Barnes pulled the other night and told him he was being paid to take the shot he passed on.
Man Arkansas is so bad. Mizzou is giving them all they can. You have to wonder what went wrong with the Arkansas program. Musselman had gotten to back to back Elite 8 appearances and then another S16. Since beating Duke last year at home, they're on the brink of missing the tournament for the second straight season.
Mississippi State up 37-26 vs Ole Miss. Great atmosphere in Starkville.
There is going to be a fight breakout in this State-Ole Miss game.
This game is intense right now. Ole Miss is heating up from 3 and closed the lead. Players have been jawing at each other all game.
Yep. And as it pertains to Bama, fans need at accept they are going to drop more games as we go along. The key is get it dialed in and start peaking with as healthy a group as possible come early/mid March.
Color me shocked we are 3-0 on the road in the SEC so far. Not too shabby.
We'll definitely drop some games but we need auburn to start dropping them too in order to win the SEC. Of course they have the easiest conference schedule right now.
If they don't win it, I'll be pleasantly surprised. I just hope either way, they implode in spectacular fashion soon thereafter in the big tournament.
Feels like these SEC games this year are lasting even longer than in season's past... when it was already pretty bad.
Ole Miss and State go to OT.........................
Ohhh shit! Ole Miss nails a game-tying 3!
Seriously this. I really hope they fail to make it to the S16 again. It has been so awesome seeing Oats have success in March while they've failed.
The Barners and Joni play us twice. We can sweep 'em.
Chased the money. Outside of that, him transferring was simply a dumb move. Oats runs a system fit for his style. For one, there's familiarity in a program you've played for since coming out of HS. Secondly, there really is many programs that allow guards to have the offensive freedom that Oats has.
I really with the NIL and transfer era would crash and burn. The NCAA is full of fools for allowing this shit.
