The SEC is loaded.

[pseudonym]

South Carolina at home is the only quad 3 game on an SEC schedule. The rest are quad 1 and 2 games.

Our first SEC game is South Carolina at home. 13 of our next 14 games are quad 1.

This is all based on the current NET rankings, but if the league finishes December strong, I don't see it changing much once the SEC season begins.

 

[Darryl Steight]

South Carolina at home is the only quad 3 game on an SEC schedule. The rest are quad 1 and 2 games.

Our first SEC game is South Carolina at home. 13 of our next 14 games are quad 1.

This is all based on the current NET rankings, but if the league finishes December strong, I don't see it changing much once the SEC season begins.

I haven't looked lately, but at one time earlier this season, in our first 6 SEC games we play 3 of the Top 5 teams in the nation. UT, AU, and maybe UK. It's a gauntlet for sure.

 

[onewoof]

how is Ole Miss ranked at #19? They have one close loss to Purdue to show for their schedule.

 

[Perd Hapley]

Assuming what I’d call a worst-case finish in the non-conference of 2-1 (to have 11-2 nonconference record)….I wonder what record would get us into the field without being in a First Four game. Would 7-11 be enough? We already know 8-10 will get us in no problem even with a lackluster nonconference schedule. This year, 7-11 would have us at 19-13 heading to the SEC tournament, in the strongest league in the country.

 

[OG Goat Holder]

This is good, right? Every win we get is a good win. An average record could put us in the tournament.

 

[pseudonym]

This is good, right? Every win we get is a good win. An average record could put us in the tournament.

Yes. Nearly every SEC game is an opportunity for a good win without risking a bad loss.

 

[BulldogBlitz]

We are one the top 16 teams in the league this season