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· 2025 SEC RECORD BOOK
· SECSPORTS.COM BASKETBALL MEDIA PAGE
· Three of the four remaining undefeated teams reside within the SEC (Drake).
· SEC teams have won 88.5 percent (177-23) of their games this season. That tops the nine-team ACC in 2003-04 that had a 88.2 winning percentage (75-10) in games before New Year’s Day.
· SEC teams are 59-19 (75.6 percent) against teams from the ACC (30-4), Big 12 (14-2), Big East (5-4) and Big Ten (10-9).
· SEC teams are 21-7 against teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25, including a 6-2 mark against teams ranked in the Top 10.
· The SEC’s 21 regular-season, non-conference Top 25 wins are eight more than any other league has ever had in a season (per former ESPN researcher Jared Berson).
· The SEC leads the nation with five teams (Auburn 1st, Tennessee 2nd, Florida 4th, Alabama 8th and Mississippi State 14th) ranked in the Top 15 of the NCAA’s NET rankings.
· The SEC leads the nation with 14 teams ranked in the Top 50 of the NET.
· Eight SEC teams are currently Quad 1 opponents regardless of the game location (NET Top 30). Fifteen teams are either Quad 1 or Quad 2 opponents (NET Top 75).
· SEC teams have already amassed 28 wins in 47 games against Quad 1 competition. They have a 47-22 record against Quad 1 & 2 teams.
· The SEC is the only conference to have a winning record against Quad 1 teams (28-19).
· The SEC’s +20.04 KenPom rating is the highest rating by a conference in more than 20 seasons.
· Four 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 65.
· The SEC is 52-22 (70.3 percent) vs. Top 100 teams in Bart Torvik’s ratings system. No other conference is over .500 against the Top 100.
· Ten SEC teams are ranked in the Dec. 30 Associated Press Poll. It is the first time since at least the start of the 2012-13 season that one league had 10 ranked teams.
· The SEC’s 10 teams ranked in the Dec. 30 AP Poll are twice as many as any other league.
· Tennessee was ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll for the fourth consecutive week while Auburn held the No. position for the fifth week in a row. Alabama is ranked No. 5, Florida is No. 6, Kentucky 10th, Oklahoma is 12th, Texas A&M is 13th, Mississippi State is 16th, Arkansas is 23rd and Ole Miss is 24th. Additionally, Georgia and Missouri are among teams receiving votes.
· The SEC dominated the second annual SEC/ACC Challenge, winning 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).
· Tennessee guard Zakai Zeigler was named SEC Player of the Week while Alabama guard Labaron Philon was tabbed SEC Freshman of the Week.
· Three SEC coaches rank among the winningest active coaches in the nation: John Calipari (1st/824 wins), Rick Barnes (2nd/817 wins) and Bruce Pearl (12th/672 wins).
· Twenty-two percent of the players on NBA Opening Day rosters that attended college went to SEC schools. The SEC led all conferences with 103 players on NBA Opening Day rosters.
Schedule/Results (All Times Eastern):
Monday, December 23
at #1 Tennessee 82, Middle Tenn. 64
Saturday, December 28
at Memphis 87, #16 Ole Miss 70
at #13 Texas A&M 92, Abilene Christian 54
Sunday, December 29
at Texas 77, Northwestern St. 53
at #6 Florida 85, Stetson 45
at Georgia 79, South Carolina St. 72
at #12 Oklahoma 89, Prairie View 67
at #5 Alabama 105, South Dakota St. 82
at LSU 110, Mississippi Val. 45
Monday, December 30
Monmouth at #2 Auburn SECN+ 6:30p
Presbyterian at South Carolina SEC Network 7:00p
Alabama St. at Missouri SECN+ 7:30p
Oakland at #23 Arkansas ESPN2 8:00p
New Orleans at Vanderbilt SECN+ 8:00p
Bethune-Cookman at #17 Mississippi St. SEC Network 9:00p
Tuesday, December 31
Brown at #10 Kentucky ESPNU 2:00p
Norfolk St. at #1 Tennessee SECN+ 3:00p
Saturday, January 4
#6 Florida at #10 Kentucky ESPN 11:00a
Georgia at #24 Ole Miss SEC Network 12:00p
#23 Arkansas at #1 Tennessee ESPN 1:00p
South Carolina at #17 Mississippi State SEC Network 2:00p
Missouri at #2 Auburn SEC Network 4:00p
Vanderbilt at LSU ESPN2 4:30p
#12 Oklahoma at #5 Alabama SEC Network 6:00p
Texas at #13 Texas A&M SEC Network 8:00p
Tuesday, January 7
Tennessee at Florida ESPN2 7:00p
Kentucky at Georgia SEC Network 7:00p
LSU at Missouri SEC Network 9:00p
Auburn at Texas ESPN2 9:00p
Mississippi State at Vanderbilt ESPNU 9:00p
Wednesday, January 8
Ole Miss at Arkansas ESPN2 7:00p
Alabama at South Carolina SEC Network 7:00p
Texas A&M at Oklahoma SEC Network 9:00p
Saturday, January 11
Auburn at South Carolina SEC Network 1:00p
Vanderbilt at Missouri SEC Network 3:30p
Florida at Arkansas ESPN 4:00p
Oklahoma at Georgia ESPN/2 6:00p
LSU at Ole Miss SEC Network 6:00p
Tennessee at Texas ESPN/2 6:00p
Alabama at Texas A&M ESPN 8:00p
Kentucky at Mississippi State SEC Network 8:30p
· PDF OF FULL SEC RELEASE – link updated daily
· 2024-25 SEC STATISTICS – link updated daily
· 2025 SEC RECORD BOOK
· SECSPORTS.COM BASKETBALL MEDIA PAGE
· Three of the four remaining undefeated teams reside within the SEC (Drake).
· SEC teams have won 88.5 percent (177-23) of their games this season. That tops the nine-team ACC in 2003-04 that had a 88.2 winning percentage (75-10) in games before New Year’s Day.
· SEC teams are 59-19 (75.6 percent) against teams from the ACC (30-4), Big 12 (14-2), Big East (5-4) and Big Ten (10-9).
· SEC teams are 21-7 against teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25, including a 6-2 mark against teams ranked in the Top 10.
· The SEC’s 21 regular-season, non-conference Top 25 wins are eight more than any other league has ever had in a season (per former ESPN researcher Jared Berson).
· The SEC leads the nation with five teams (Auburn 1st, Tennessee 2nd, Florida 4th, Alabama 8th and Mississippi State 14th) ranked in the Top 15 of the NCAA’s NET rankings.
· The SEC leads the nation with 14 teams ranked in the Top 50 of the NET.
· Eight SEC teams are currently Quad 1 opponents regardless of the game location (NET Top 30). Fifteen teams are either Quad 1 or Quad 2 opponents (NET Top 75).
· SEC teams have already amassed 28 wins in 47 games against Quad 1 competition. They have a 47-22 record against Quad 1 & 2 teams.
· The SEC is the only conference to have a winning record against Quad 1 teams (28-19).
· The SEC’s +20.04 KenPom rating is the highest rating by a conference in more than 20 seasons.
· Four 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 65.
· The SEC is 52-22 (70.3 percent) vs. Top 100 teams in Bart Torvik’s ratings system. No other conference is over .500 against the Top 100.
· Ten SEC teams are ranked in the Dec. 30 Associated Press Poll. It is the first time since at least the start of the 2012-13 season that one league had 10 ranked teams.
· The SEC’s 10 teams ranked in the Dec. 30 AP Poll are twice as many as any other league.
· Tennessee was ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll for the fourth consecutive week while Auburn held the No. position for the fifth week in a row. Alabama is ranked No. 5, Florida is No. 6, Kentucky 10th, Oklahoma is 12th, Texas A&M is 13th, Mississippi State is 16th, Arkansas is 23rd and Ole Miss is 24th. Additionally, Georgia and Missouri are among teams receiving votes.
· The SEC dominated the second annual SEC/ACC Challenge, winning 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).
· Tennessee guard Zakai Zeigler was named SEC Player of the Week while Alabama guard Labaron Philon was tabbed SEC Freshman of the Week.
· Three SEC coaches rank among the winningest active coaches in the nation: John Calipari (1st/824 wins), Rick Barnes (2nd/817 wins) and Bruce Pearl (12th/672 wins).
· Twenty-two percent of the players on NBA Opening Day rosters that attended college went to SEC schools. The SEC led all conferences with 103 players on NBA Opening Day rosters.
Schedule/Results (All Times Eastern):
Monday, December 23
at #1 Tennessee 82, Middle Tenn. 64
Saturday, December 28
at Memphis 87, #16 Ole Miss 70
at #13 Texas A&M 92, Abilene Christian 54
Sunday, December 29
at Texas 77, Northwestern St. 53
at #6 Florida 85, Stetson 45
at Georgia 79, South Carolina St. 72
at #12 Oklahoma 89, Prairie View 67
at #5 Alabama 105, South Dakota St. 82
at LSU 110, Mississippi Val. 45
Monday, December 30
Monmouth at #2 Auburn SECN+ 6:30p
Presbyterian at South Carolina SEC Network 7:00p
Alabama St. at Missouri SECN+ 7:30p
Oakland at #23 Arkansas ESPN2 8:00p
New Orleans at Vanderbilt SECN+ 8:00p
Bethune-Cookman at #17 Mississippi St. SEC Network 9:00p
Tuesday, December 31
Brown at #10 Kentucky ESPNU 2:00p
Norfolk St. at #1 Tennessee SECN+ 3:00p
Saturday, January 4
#6 Florida at #10 Kentucky ESPN 11:00a
Georgia at #24 Ole Miss SEC Network 12:00p
#23 Arkansas at #1 Tennessee ESPN 1:00p
South Carolina at #17 Mississippi State SEC Network 2:00p
Missouri at #2 Auburn SEC Network 4:00p
Vanderbilt at LSU ESPN2 4:30p
#12 Oklahoma at #5 Alabama SEC Network 6:00p
Texas at #13 Texas A&M SEC Network 8:00p
Tuesday, January 7
Tennessee at Florida ESPN2 7:00p
Kentucky at Georgia SEC Network 7:00p
LSU at Missouri SEC Network 9:00p
Auburn at Texas ESPN2 9:00p
Mississippi State at Vanderbilt ESPNU 9:00p
Wednesday, January 8
Ole Miss at Arkansas ESPN2 7:00p
Alabama at South Carolina SEC Network 7:00p
Texas A&M at Oklahoma SEC Network 9:00p
Saturday, January 11
Auburn at South Carolina SEC Network 1:00p
Vanderbilt at Missouri SEC Network 3:30p
Florida at Arkansas ESPN 4:00p
Oklahoma at Georgia ESPN/2 6:00p
LSU at Ole Miss SEC Network 6:00p
Tennessee at Texas ESPN/2 6:00p
Alabama at Texas A&M ESPN 8:00p
Kentucky at Mississippi State SEC Network 8:30p
