re: Bracketology - LSU 10 Seed

Are the brackets predicted on if the season ended today or how the bracketologist thinks the teams will end the year?

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UGA at an 8 seed?

I know they dont have any "bad losses" but they also dont have any good wins either.

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They still look like a great team - maybe 2nd best team in the SEC.

We need to avoid the 8/9 trap. I"m going to look up history at some point and determine a plan to get us there.

This should be apart of the weekly recaps!

Its not even fricking February yet.
Let the season play out.

Hopefully LSU can keep winning and move up to a 6 seed. That would be about perfect.

I'd be ecstatic with a 6, but 7 or 10 wouldn't be the worst thing ever. As long as we avoid 8/9 and the play-in 11 seed, I'm good.

UK 1 seed

Arkansas - 6 seed

LSU - 9 seed

UGA - 10 seed

Texas A&M - 11 seed

Tennessee - 11 seed

That's my prediction and I am tired of hearing how bad the SEC is (again). While the critics have been correct on this before, this year is much different and last night further proves that. South Carolina has two wins over two top 20 "Big" XII opponents, while LSU -- in the midst of a sloppy-playing portion of the season--beat WVU in Morgantown.

This is as deep as I have seen the SEC since the early part of the 2000's and possibly even since the late 80's when 7 teams would make the tourney. The days when Alabama and LSU were consistent tourney-makers and UK was as good as they are now...matter of fact, Arkansas wasn't even in the SEC and UK was on probation a couple of those years and we STILL landed FLA, Bama, Vandy, UGA, LSU, UT, and Miss State into the tourney between the years of '89-'91.

I haven't seen a bad team in the SEC this year, after finally seeing them all play. Auburn is very athletic and what team wouldn't want Bowers/ What team wouldn't want Williams III from Mizzou or the physicality of a Carrera from SC? A 3 baller like Riley Lachance from Vandy? Those 4 guys alone could be all SEC if they wanted to be. That's how talented the league is. Everyone knows the Harrison twins, M&M, and the big time players that have been exposed nationally. Every SEC team has a superstar and believe me, I remember the days when Auburn and Georgia and even LSU had nothing but "walk-on" type players.

Much like the overrated football in the SEC this season (and I never thought I would say that), the basketball gets treated with the same brainless and empty thought instead of true analysis. It may have the polar opposite outlook, but it's just as easy to say "LSU/Georgia/Alabama/Auburn is not a basketball school as it is to continuously chew cuds and spout off, "So and so (top 5 team) wouldn't win 8 games if they were playing football in the SEC!" I hope my six predicted teams get ion because each one is a nightmarish matchup for many teams. Georgia, for example, is as strong and fast as anyone. A&M can push people around. Tennessee is gifted with pure basketball prowess as much as any team. LSU arguably has the best 3 and 4 in the country. Arkansas looks quite a bit like the end of the Nolan/40 minutes of hell days. I'll go out on a limb and say that 4 of these 6 will also be in the Sweet 16.