to spectacular blown expectations what Tom Brady is to winning Superbowls.

Officials were going to let them hold and it was rigged. Go look at my posts the past few years on Keith Carter.

I told you all the entire season a rigged game would burn us.

Weak AD, coach and fanbase. Demand better and force change.

Neither on the IR

Williams is OM’s best OL at a critical position but I don’t recall him seeing the field.

Our starting center goes down we move the RG (Scott) down to center instead of bringing in Warren.

In the 24 Ole Miss football team?


Lack of dynamic athletes in the secondary. We have some good players and I feel like we’re trying to make up for this with age and experience.

Lack of experienced depth at LB. Love Perkins. Love Dudley. Not sure how I feel about Paul.

As far as being a real player for the National Championship, if we really are, we’ll be the first team that’s ever been constructed like this to do it. It’s always been teams like Bama and Georgia. Teams that have recruited at a top 5 level year after year with major depth and talent. Or last years Michigan team. A team that had some real high end talent, but not like those Bama and Georgia squads. They relied on years of experience and tons and tons of seniors that had been in the system.

My biggest hope is that we’re like that 19 LSU team. A team that is so explosive offensively that they get on a roll and build insane confidence by years end.

Quick Links:

· PDF OF FULL SEC RELEASE – link updated daily

· 2024-25 SEC STATISTICS – link updated daily

· 2025 SEC RECORD BOOK

· SECSPORTS.COM BASKETBALL MEDIA PAGE

· The SEC leads the nation with five teams (Tennessee 1st, Auburn 2nd, Kentucky 5th, Florida 7th and Alabama 10th) ranked in the Top 10 of the NCAA’s NET rankings.

· The SEC leads the nation with 12 teams ranked in the Top 50 of the NET.

· Eight SEC teams are currently Quad 1 opponents regardless of the game location. Fifteen teams are either Quad 1 of Quad 2 opponents.

· SEC teams have already amassed 19 wins in 34 games against Quad 1 competition. They have a 33-18 record against Quad 1 & 2 teams.

· SEC teams have won 86.8 percent (125-19) of their games this season.

· SEC teams are 46-16 (74.2 percent) against teams from the ACC (26-3), Big 12 (12-2), Big East (4-4) and Big Ten (4-7).

· SEC teams are 15-7 against teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25, including a 6-2 mark against teams ranked in the Top 10.

· The SEC is the top-ranked conference by KenPom with a +19.70 rating.

· Five SEC teams are ranked in the Top 10 of KenPom’s team rankings, 13 are in the Top 50 and all 16 teams rank in the Top 70.

· Tennessee and Auburn are 1-2 in the latest Associated Press poll while five of the Top 10 teams are from the SEC.

· The SEC leads the nation with nine teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25: Tennessee 1st, Auburn 2nd, Kentucky 5th, Alabama 7th, Florida 9th, Oklahoma 13th, Texas A&M 17th, Ole Miss 19th and Mississippi State 25th. Missouri, Arkansas, Georgia and Texas are among the teams receiving votes.

· The SEC dominated the second annual SEC/ACC Challenge 14-2. The average margin of victory in the 14 SEC wins was 16.2 points while the margin in the two losses was 3.5 points.

· Five SEC teams won MTE titles this season: Auburn (Maui Invitational), Florida (ESPN Events Invitational), Oklahoma (Battle 4 Atlantis), Tennessee (Baha Mar Hoops Bahamas Championship), and Texas (Legends Classic).

· Missouri guard Tamar Bates was named SEC Player of the Week while Georgia forward Asa Newell was SEC Freshman of the Week.

· Three SEC coaches rank among the winningest active coaches in the nation: John Calipari (1st/821 wins), Rick Barnes (2nd/814 wins) and Bruce Pearl (12th/670 wins).

· Nine of the 16 current SEC schools (56 percent 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: Auburn’s Jabari Smith (2022), Alabama’s Brandon Miller (2023) and Kentucky’s Reed Sheppard (2024).

· 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.



Schedule/Results (All Times Eastern):

Tuesday, December 3

SEC/ACC Challenge

at Miami (FL) 76, Arkansas 73

at #3 Tennessee 96, Syracuse 70

South Carolina 73, at Boston College 51

at Georgia 69, Notre Dame 48

at Missouri 98, California 93

#23 Ole Miss 86, at Louisville 63

at LSU 85, Florida St. 75

at #21 Oklahoma 76, Georgia Tech 61

at #22 Texas A&M 57, Wake Forest 44

at Clemson 70, #4 Kentucky 66



Wednesday, December 4

SEC/ACC Challenge

at #13 Florida 87, Virginia 69

#10 Alabama 94, at #20 North Carolina 79

at #9 Duke 84, #2 Auburn 78

at Mississippi State 90, #18 Pittsburgh 57

Texas 63, at NC State 59

Vanderbilt 80, at Virginia Tech 64



Saturday, December 7

at Arkansas 75, UTSA 60

at South Carolina 75, East Carolina 68

at #21 Oklahoma 94, Alcorn St. 78

at #23 Ole Miss 86, Lindenwood 53

Battle in Seattle (Seattle, WA)

#4 Kentucky 90, #7 Gonzaga 89



Sunday, December 8

at #2 Auburn 98, Richmond 54

Vanderbilt 83, TCU 74

at Missouri 76 #1 Kansas 67

at Mississippi State 91, Prairie View 84

#25 UConn 76, at Texas 65

Texas A&M 72, Texas Tech 67

at LSU 80, FGCU 71



Tuesday, December 10

Jimmy V Classic (New York, NY)

#1 Tennessee vs. Miami (FL) ESPN 6:30p

Arkansas vs. #14 Michigan ESPN 9:00p



Wednesday, December 11

Colgate at #5 Kentucky ESPN2 8:00p



Thursday, December 12

New Mexico St. at Texas SECN+ 8:00p



Saturday, December 14

Holiday Hoopsgiving (Atlanta, GA)

#2 Auburn vs. Ohio St. ESPN2 1:00p

#9 Florida vs. Arizona St. SEC Network 3:30p

Georgia vs. Grand Canyon SEC Network 6:00p

LIU at Missouri SECN+ 12:00p

#17 Texas A&M vs. #11 Purdue (at Indianapolis, IN) CBS 12:00p

USC Upstate at South Carolina SECN+ 2:00p

Central Ark. at Arkansas (at Little Rock, AR) SECN+ 4:00p

LSU vs. SMU (at Frisco, TX) ESPNU 4:00p

#19 Ole Miss vs. Southern Miss (at Biloxi, MS) 4:00p

Louisville at #5 Kentucky ESPN 5:15p

#1 Tennessee at Illinois FOX 5:30p

Magnolia Madness (Tupelo, MS)

#25 Mississippi State vs. McNeese St. ESPNU 6:00p

#13 Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma St. (at OKC) ESPNU 8:00p

Creighton at #7 Alabama SEC Network 8:30p



Sunday, December 15

Ark.-Pine Bluff at Texas SECN+ 3:00p

A couple of them are in or considering the transfer portal.. One has already transferred..

Certainly a lot of headliners in this group.. Can #10 be a “franchise” type player? Only time will tell….

Never give up, never surrender, and rise up against the odds. Success is not measured by what you accomplish, but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds. Never give up, and be confident in what you do.

Seeing him on the field today solidifies for me that this offensive coaching staff is retarded.

Great pickup. Credit to everyone that got that done

I thought we had figured it out with Quinshon and then again with JJ this year. Espn kept showing JJ was 12/12 or something like that going into the FL game.

I just really want to know if anyone grabbed JJ and told him to run up the A/B gap or not? I feel like we get those 4th downs and win the game if he doesn’t try to bounce it outside. I’m assuming no one told him to run it up the middle and that was his natural instinct. That’s poor coaching if so. Or maybe JJ just did that himself bc it worked in recent games.

Even one FG on one of those TO on downs would’ve changed the game. Those plays gave FL all the momentum.

That’s an extremely difficult position to have to be in every single year to have a shot at that. At some point the traditional powers in the sec that have been down the last few years are going to get their shit together and make it even harder. That’s why this year was so damn important to get it.

Yeah, I know the Falcons got destroyed

Still funny

1 positive about vegas bowl is some of the possible opt outs might hang around for a vegas trip. expense paid trips to vegas with benefits isn’t a bad thing

Picked up a bottle the other day as a gift. Never tried it. Can anybody give a heads up?