Same thing I thought. 😐Oh what a surprise, Duke before us. I'm going to make plans for our game to not tip until 9:30pm.
No matter if it is a 3 point game or a 20 point game it will take 15 minutes to play the last 2 minutes of the gameOh what a surprise, Duke before us. I'm going to make plans for our game to not tip until 9:30pm.
No matter if it is a 3 point game or a 20 point game it will take 15 minutes to play the last 2 minutes of the game
Who do we want between Fla and Bama? How would a tiebreaker be decided between fla and UK, since we split?
That's why I asked...I wish the sec would do away w/ that double bye, but as long as it's there we have to take advantage of itBama. KSR said if we beat bama and FL splits with them 1 and 1 we should have tie breaker in a scenario UK and FL are both say 12 and 6. That could be the difference between a 4 and 5 seed.
If Bama and Kentucky both win tonight, that's great.
Then on Saturday, realistically, we want:
Kentucky to beat Bama (obviously)
Ole Miss to beat South Carolina (game is @ Ole Miss)
Georgia to beat Auburn (game is at Georgia)
I am assuming that TN beats A&M at home and UF beats Vandy at home.
So then, if this happens (which I think is almost LIKELY at this point, except UGA may be a stretch), the standings going into next week would look like:
1. Tennessee (11-3, holds tiebreaker over Alabama with Head-2-Head)
2. Alabama (11-3)
3. Kentucky (10-4)
4. Florida (9-5, holds tiebreaker over Auburn with Head-2-Head)
5. Auburn (9-5, holds tiebreaker over South Carolina with Head-2-Head)
6. South Carolina (9-5)
We would officially be in sole possession of 3rd place heading down the stretch, with arguably an easier schedule than all of them except maybe Florida.
And Kentucky would likely be projected at that point to finish 13-5, with a loss @ Tenn to end the year, which would almost certainly get us the double-bye to Friday.
Two wins this week gets the 3 seed buzz going. Taking care of business til UT is critical. Lose to UT at their place it doesn’t move us, unless our guys also slip and drop first round of the SEC tourney. Selection committee would absolutely drop them to a 4, probably fairly. Win out through @UT and we start to enter the 2 seed convo.If Bama and Kentucky both win tonight, that's great.
Then on Saturday, realistically, we want:
Kentucky to beat Bama (obviously)
Ole Miss to beat South Carolina (game is @ Ole Miss)
Georgia to beat Auburn (game is at Georgia)
I am assuming that TN beats A&M at home and UF beats Vandy at home.
So then, if this happens (which I think is almost LIKELY at this point, except UGA may be a stretch), the standings going into next week would look like:
1. Tennessee (11-3, holds tiebreaker over Alabama with Head-2-Head)
2. Alabama (11-3)
3. Kentucky (10-4)
4. Florida (9-5, holds tiebreaker over Auburn with Head-2-Head)
5. Auburn (9-5, holds tiebreaker over South Carolina with Head-2-Head)
6. South Carolina (9-5)
We would officially be in sole possession of 3rd place heading down the stretch, with arguably an easier schedule than all of them except maybe Florida.
And Kentucky would likely be projected at that point to finish 13-5, with a loss @ Tenn to end the year, which would almost certainly get us the double-bye to Friday.
Indiana gets to extend one of the great threads of the 21st century tonight.
Saturday they will make 5 of their first 7, it’s probably a guaranteed lock at this pointAlabama 1 for 10 from 3 and down 2.