Your SEC Portal analysis, you are welcome
Who is left out there that could really help a team?
Aicha Coulibaly #22 is the only top 50 portal player left. She has been rumored to A&M for several weeks but nothing official yet.
Also Diamond Johnson is in portal. She was a teammate of Sakima Walker at Rutgers
BIG WINNERS
LSU- HVL#1 & Morrow#2
Gamecocks- Paopao #7 & Walker, would have been at least top 15(JUCO, but basically in the portal cycle)
UT- Spear top 10 but out late and did not get ranked & Wells #17 should start immediately. Avery Strickland should be a nice addition off the bench. They did lose Pissott, which could eventually be a big loss and it was to Vandy. Ouch!
OM- Deans #14 and Williams #11 should start. Richardson should be a very good boost off the bench. They did quite well but missing out on Sakima Walker REALLY hurt, and to the gamecocks probably steamed Coach Yo to no end.
All four of these teams should be hosting first round games
Miss St- Rogers #19 and Barnum #21 will start instantly.
A&M- Endiya Rogers #5 and Ware #31 are starters and fill desperate needs. Kendall Hunter was a top 25 recruit who missed a season with injuries. 3 years eligibility left. Sign Coulibaly#22 and Joni is smiling all the way to the dance.
WINNERS
UGA- Destiny Thomas a 10&10 post player and Taniyah Thompson 3 year starter at ECU and 1 year starter at Penn St.
Bama- Burger Williams 14 pt scorer will help. Newman 6’3” post was top 35 in HS, 5&5 as a freshman. Timmons will add bench strength.
Vandy- not really “winners”, but they got better with Pissott from UT and Jordyn Oliver from Duke
LOSERS
Arkansas- Barnum#21 and Rylee Langerman who was a spark off the bench
Mizzou- starter Lauren Hansen and 6th player Jayla Kelly
UK- Really didn’t have much to lose, well except their best player, Jada Walker#18 and top recruit Jaloni Cambridge. Say goodbye to Kyra Elzy.
BIG LOSERS
UF- Lost starters KK Deans, Nina Rickards, and Jordan Merritt. Also Lost the Wyche Twins. Yikes!
Auburn- Coulibaly, Richardson, Romi Levi and Sania Wells. Pain on the Plains