South Carolina women's basketball: Aliyah Boston and the Gamecocks picked to repeat in SEC
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South Carolina was picked to win the SEC and Aliyah Boston was selected to repeat as the player of the year in the SEC preseason awards released Tuesday.
2022-23 SEC Preseason Media Poll
1. South Carolina
2. Tennessee
3. LSU
4. Arkansas
5. Ole Miss
6. Florida
7. Kentucky
8. Mississippi State
9. Georgia
10. Alabama
11. Texas A&M
12. Missouri
13. Auburn
14. Vanderbilt
Preseason Player of the Year
Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
Preseason All-SEC First Team
Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
Zia Cooke, South Carolina
Jordan Horston, Tennessee
Rickea Jackson, Tennessee
Tamari Key, Tennessee
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Preseason All-SEC Second Team
Jessika Carter, Mississippi State
Brittany Davis, Alabama
Hayley Frank, Missouri
Anastasia Hayes, Mississippi State
Alexis Morris, LSU
Angel Reese, LSU
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I was one of the voters for the preseason awards. I voted for Aliyah Boston for player of the year, with Zia Cooke, Jordan Horston, Angel Reese, and Tamari Key joining her on the All-SEC team. It was pretty easy to pick the team.
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Projecting the order of finish was much harder. After the top three teams, everyone has major question marks. There is very little separating the fourth-best team from the eleventh-best. I voted before Florida lost Zippy Broughton for the season, and I would drop the Gators at least a spot if I did it now.
1. South Carolina
2. Tennessee
3. LSU
4. Arkansas
5. Mississippi State
6. Ole Miss
7. Florida
8. Georgia
9. Missouri
10. Texas A&M
11. Kentucky
12. Alabama
13. Vanderbilt
14. Auburn
