It’s been 48 hours since Georgia. You think they would have had something queued up in case of the win for Sunday or today knowing how emotional and that this was being the biggest regular season win in program history.

Grove Collective has no doubt been good to the program, but there are times I do wish their marketing team would capitalize on timing more. I just made a bonus contribution today, but overall people generally need a push. Especially if we’re wanting to get in that 15+ million range next year again.

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In 2019, Minnesota beat #4 Penn State and jumped from #17 to #8.

For the largest jump outside of the Top 10, in 2017, Michigan State beat #7 Penn State, and went from #24 to #12.

So there is some history. And Georgia was #3, and had a win on the road against the team that was #1. Just follow the writers and we'll be good.

LSU got 250 for their crap.

Rank Team Record SOS

1 Oregon (62) 10-0 (18)
2 Ohio State 8-1 (7)
3 Texas 8-1 (11)
4 Penn State 8-1 (15)
5 Indiana 10-0 (56)
6 Tennessee 8-1 (13)
7 BYU 9-0 (35)
8 Notre Dame 8-1 (20)
9 Alabama 7-2 (2)
10 Ole Miss 8-2 (5)
11 Georgia 7-2 (1)
12 Miami (FL) 9-1 (22)
13 Boise State 8-1 (66)
14 SMU 8-1 (40)
15 Texas A&M 7-2 (9)
16 Army 9-0 (120)
17 Clemson 7-2 (24)
18 Colorado 7-2 (41)
19 Wash. State 8-1 (75)
20 Kansas State 7-2 (26)
21 LSU 6-3 (4)
22 Louisville 6-3 (10)
23 South Carolina 6-3 (3)
24 Missouri 7-2 (33)
25 Tulane 8-2 (67)


Non-Ranked Record (SOS)

Florida 4-5 (6)
Oklahoma 5-5 (8)
Kentucky 3-6 (12)
UCLA 4-5 (14)
Arkansas 5-4 (16)
USC 4-5 (17)
Michigan 5-5 (19)
Florida State 1-9 (21)
Vanderbilt 6-4 (23)
Houston 4-5 (25)
Georgia Tech 6-4 (27)
Auburn 3-6 (28)
West Virginia 5-4 (29)
Kansas 3-6 (30)

LSU rushed the field in BR a few weeks ago so they are suppose to pay OM $250k.

Does Keith just tell Georgia officials to just get the money from LSU

Coach, never leave us. 😂

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Obviously looking more from the UGA perspective, but will definitely applaud the Rebel defensive effort/domination.

some relationship with Dante Core and Cody Core our former talented wr. He was from Auburn AL I think but family moved to FL but lots of coincidental.

DM me.

As much as I hate Auburn and their head coach, it seems as though it would be very beneficial for Ole Miss if Auburn would win 1 of, if not both, remaining SEC games. They have A&M at home in 2 weeks, and then finish up at Alabama.

Game this Saturday in Southaven. Paid $108. Let me know if interested.

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yet they're all in the top 5 of the AP poll.

Texas signature win- a 6-4 Vandy?

Penn St signature win- Illinois?

Indiana signature win- a 5-5 Michigan?

just gotta let it play out i guess, but if Alabama or Georgia played Indiana at a neutral site Indiana would be double digit dogs

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Not sure when they release the watch list for award season, but has anyone seen anything about Caden Davis and the Lou Groza award? He is tied for the national lead in made FG and 4th in extra points. He is 20-23 from FG and 47-49 on extra points. Couple that with the performance Saturday and he should be the betting favorite imo.

Here are the current conference records for the top teams' SEC opponents. My guess is this is what will be used to determine at least one, if not both, of the SEC Title game teams. These numbers will obviously change some with 3 weeks remaining, but its at least worth looking at. Ole Miss is certainly not in great shape if it comes down to this.

LSU- 26-23
Alabama- 25-23
Georgia- 21-27
Mizzou- 21-28
A&M- 20-26
Texas- 20-30
Ole Miss and TN- 19-31

ETA- Current Conference standings-
Tennessee- 5-1. Remaining games- @ Georgia, @ Vandy
Texas A&M- 5-1. Remaining games- @ Auburn, Texas
Texas- 4-1. Remaining games- @ Arkansas, Kentucky, @Texas A&M
Georgia- 5-2. Remaining game- Tennessee
Ole Miss- 4-2. Remaining games- @ Florida, MS State
Alabama- 4-2. Remaining games- @ Oklahoma, Auburn
Missouri- 3-2. Remaining games- @ South Carolina, @ MS State, Arkansas
LSU- 3-2. Remaining games- @ Florida, Vandy, Oklahoma

Kudos to the turf mgmt team!

Gotta keep that track fast for the squirrels

I think that would end up with TN and TX at 11-1 and OM and AL at 10-2. Seems like that would be a good outcome for us unless I am missing something.

Because had it been short snd put Georgia at midfield they would’ve definitely taken shots to the end zone

“Core plays in the Panhandle of Florida so he doesn’t get as much attention or exposure as many other prospects in that state but he’s a very talented and very fluid defensive back who plays with a lot of confidence. Whether it’s stepping in front of a pass or turning and running with receivers, Core is very smooth and very skilled. He’s not facing elite competition every week like he would in south Florida but he’s still making plays against everybody. It’s always good to flip SEC commits and so getting Core from Auburn is definitely a big deal.” -- Rivals.com National Recruiting Director Adam Gorney on new Ole Miss commitment Dante Core

Quick Links:

· PDF OF FULL SEC RELEASE – link updated daily

· 2024 SEC STATISTICS – link updated daily

· 2025 SEC RECORD BOOK

· SECSPORTS.COM BASKETBALL MEDIA PAGE

· SEC Player of the Week – Auburn forward/center Johni Broome, a 6-foot-10, 240-pound senior from Plant City, Fla., averaged 16.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.5 blocks in wins over Vermont and against No. 4 Houston. Broome began the week with 12 points and seven rebounds against America East Conference preseason favorite Vermont. He followed that up with 16 points on 10-of-15 (66.7 percent) shooting from the field, eight rebounds, five blocks, three assists and two steals against Houston.

· SEC Freshman of the Week – Texas guard Tre Johnson, a 6-foot-6, 190-pound freshman from Garland, Texas, averaged 28.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.5 steals against Ohio State and Houston Christian. He shot 55.3-percent (21-38) from the floor, including a 55.6-percent mark (10-18) from three-point range, and 71.4-percent (5-7) from the free throw line. Johnson set the school record for most points (29) in a freshman debut against Ohio State. He then returned to post 28 points (11-18 FG, 5-8 threes, 1-2 FT) against Houston Christian.

· The SEC leads the nation with eight teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25: Alabama 2nd, Auburn 5th, Tennessee 11th, Arkansas 18th, Kentucky 19th, Florida 20th, Texas A&M 23rd, and Ole Miss 25th. Texas and Mississippi State are among the teams receiving votes.

· The SEC is the top-ranked conference entering the 2024-25 season, according to KenPom.

· Eleven SEC teams are ranked in the Top 50 of KenPom’s team rankings. All 16 teams rank in the Top 100.

· Nine of the 16 current SEC schools (56% of the conference) are coming off an NCAA Tournament berth

· Twenty-two percent of the players on NBA Opening Day rosters that went to college attended SEC schools. The SEC led all conferences with 103 players on NBA Opening Day rosters.

· Alabama’s Mark Sears and Auburn’s Johni Broome were named to the six-person Associated Press Preseason All-America team. Texas A&M’s Wade Taylor IV and Arkansas’ Johnell Davis were among the players that received votes for the squad.

· Alabama was the favorite to win the 2025 SEC championship in a preseason poll of media from around the league and nation. Auburn was picked to finish second and is followed by Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas A&M. Alabama’s Mark Sears was selected by the media as the preseason player of the year.

· The SEC has been home to the national freshman of the year in each of the last three seasons: Alabama’s Brandon Miller (2023), Auburn’s Jabari Smith (2022) and Kentucky’s Reed Sheppard (2024).

· Three SEC coaches enter the 2025 season ranking among the winningest active coaches in the nation: John Calipari (1st/815 wins), Rick Barnes (2nd/808 wins) and Bruce Pearl (12th/685 wins).

· Five coaches have been named national coach of the year: Rick Barnes, Chris Beard, John Calipari, Bruce Pearl and Rodney Terry.

· Six coaches have coached in the Final Four: Rick Barnes, Chris Beard, John Calipari, Nate Oats, Porter Moser and Bruce Pearl.

· Tennessee’s Dalton Knecht was named a 2024 Consensus First Team All-America while Alabama’s Mark Sears was a Consensus Second Team All-America.

· Five SEC players earned All-America honors from the Associated Press in 2024, including Alabama’s Mark Sears (2nd team) and Auburn’s Johni Broome (3rd team).

· 65 SEC players have been selected in the last seven NBA Drafts. That leads all conferences: 57 ACC, 46 Pac-12, 45 Big Ten, 34 Big 12 and 27 Big East.

· 38 SEC players have been selected in the first round of the last seven NBA Drafts. That leads the nation: 35 ACC, 23 Pac-12, 19 Big Ten, 18 Big 12 and 13 Big East.

· 20 NBA Draft Lottery picks in the last seven years are the most in the nation. That leads the nation: 15 ACC, 10 Big 12, 10 Big Ten, 7 Pac-12, and Big East 6.

· Eight former SEC players were named to the 2024 NBA All-Star roster.

· Four players from SEC schools were members of the USA Basketball’s gold medal winning team at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

· The SEC ranked second nationally with 2,826,719 fans attending games during the 2023-24 season. An average of 11,633 fans attended games at SEC schools in 2024, an increase of 289 from 2023.

· Three of the top five attendance leaders in 2023-24 were from the SEC. Kentucky ranked third in the nation with a total attendance of 358,702 (19,928 average), Tennessee ranked fourth with 314,617 fans (19,664 average) and Arkansas was fifth with 343,905 fans (19,106 average).



Schedule/Results (All Times Eastern):

Saturday, November 11

#12 Tennessee 77, at Louisville 55

at #23 Kentucky 100, Bucknell 72

#8 Baylor 72, #16 Arkansas 67

The Battleground 2k (Houston, TX)

#11 Auburn 74, #4 Houston 69



Sunday, November 10

at Vanderbilt 85, Southeast Mo. St. 76

at Georgia 92, Texas Southern 64

at LSU 74, Alabama St. 61



Monday, November 11

McNeese St. at Alabama SEC Network 7:00p

Grambling at Florida SECN+ 7:00p

Eastern Wash. at Missouri SECN+ 7:00p

Northwestern St. at Oklahoma SECN+ 8:00p

Lamar at Texas A&M SECN+ 8:00p



Tuesday, November 12

North Florida at Georgia SECN+ 7:00p

Towson at South Carolina SECN+ 7:00p

Southeastern La. at Mississippi State SECN+ 7:30p

South Alabama at Ole Miss SECN+ 8:00p

Chicago St. at Texas SECN+ 8:00p

State Farm Champions Classic (Atlanta, GA)

Kentucky vs. Duke ESPN 9:00p



Wednesday, November 13

Montana at Tennessee SECN+ 7:00p

Troy at Arkansas SECN+ 8:00p

Kent St. at Auburn SECN+ 8:00p

California at Vanderbilt SECN+ 8:00p



Thursday, November 14

Mississippi Val. at Missouri SECN+ 7:30p

LSU at Kansas St. ESPN+ 9:00p



Friday, November 15

Florida at Florida St. ACC Network 6:00p

Alabama at Purdue Peacock 7:00p

Georgia at Georgia Tech ACCNX 8:00p

Ohio St. at Texas A&M SEC Network 9:00p



Saturday, November 16

Stetson at Oklahoma SECN+ 2:00p

South Carolina at Indiana Peacock 3:00p

Jackson St. at Vanderbilt SECN+ 3:00p

Ole Miss vs. Colorado St. (at Southaven, MS) SECN+ 4:00p

Mississippi Val. at Texas SECN+ TBD



Sunday, November 17

Austin Peay at Tennessee SECN+ 3:00p

Mississippi State vs. Utah (at Southaven, MS) ESPN2 4:00p



Monday, November 18

Pacific at Arkansas SECN+ 8:00p

North Ala. at Auburn SEC Network 9:00p

I can't figure this one out yet. Which team do we root for in regards to Ole Miss' playoff chances?

If UGA takes an L that's their 3rd loss. They're out of the CFP. But that also makes our big win against them not look as good.

If Tenn looses then they're likely 10-2 right there with us. Then we're comparing resumes with the Vols as I don't know if both of us get in the CFP.

Their win vs NC State (5-5 now) doesn't look as great as it did earlier. Same with their road win in Norman. If they win they'd have big resume wins vs UGA AND Alabama.