| NET RATING | TEAM | CONFERENCE |
| 1 | Tennessee | SEC |
| 2 | Auburn | SEC |
| 5 | Kentucky | SEC |
| 6 | Florida | SEC |
| 9 | Alabama | SEC |
| 14 | Mississippi St. | SEC |
| 24 | Georgia | SEC |
| 28 | Ole Miss | SEC |
| 35 | Texas A&M | SEC |
| 41 | Texas | SEC |
| 44 | Oklahoma | SEC |
| 46 | Missouri | SEC |
| 54 | Arkansas | SEC |
| 56 | LSU | SEC |
| 59 | Vanderbilt | SEC |
| 98 | South Carolina | SEC |
Updated NET Ratings (SEC) Through 12/7
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That's kinda crazy to have the entire conference in the top 100 and all but one in top 60. No other conf is EVEN CLOSE.
It's gonna be a gauntlet this year.
Kentucky has 13 QUAD 1 games in conference. That's insane.
I believe when the SEC/ACC challenge kicked off, Vandy was the lowest team at 72, and there were 10(!) ACC teams lower than Vandy. (It may have been KenPom, not NET.)
I really hope the SEC doesn't beat each other up and flame out in the tournament like the last couple years
If we can go +1 in those games (7-6) and 5-0 in the non-Quad 1 games, a 12-6 conference record will probably put us in contention for a double bye. Last year you needed 13-5 to get there but with how competitive the league is, the bar may be slightly lower. A top 4 finish in the SEC should warrant no lower than a 4 seed in the NCAA.
Gotta be the best the SEC has EVER been in basketball! Sure glad we have Pope!
Kentucky just went on the road against the #7 team in the country, without their starting PG, lost their back-up PG mid-game, and still came back from a 16-point deficit to win. This is as impressive as anything I have ever seen in college basketball.
Zags dropped from 2 to 3 NET; UK stayed at 5.
When does the NET start showing Q wins/losses?
I don’t know his model, but statistically speaking, 10% of all games should be played before it is a valid sample size. At 30% the margin of error is significantly reduced and the data sets are more reliable and accurate.
The NET will start showing the wins/losses soon. They initially had them and it will update shortly.
High expectations. We should see 5 in the sweet 16. 3 in the FF and at least 1 and maybe 2 in the title game. For sure 1 wears the crown this year.
That's why wins vs Duke and Gongaza were HUGE.
An 8-9 loss SEC team will end up with a 1 seed this year in the NCAA. The resumes of SEC teams will be full of quad 1 and 2 wins and or losses.
It's hard to imagine & believe. But the SEC at the moment is probably better in basketball than they are in football.