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NET
Updated SEC basketball NET rankings after Saturday's action:
• No. 1 Auburn
• No. 4 Tennessee
• No. 5 Florida
• No. 6 Alabama
• No. 14 Texas A&M (⬆️3)
• No. 19 Kentucky (⬇️9)
• No. 21 Missouri (⬆️6)
• No. 23 Ole Miss (⬇️1)
• No. 25 Texas (⬆️6)
• No. 31 Mississippi State (⬇️7)
• No. 35 Georgia
• No. 38 Oklahoma (⬆️7)
• No. 43 Vanderbilt (⬇️6)
• No. 47 Arkansas (⬆️12)
• No. 75 LSU (⬇️8)
• No. 92 South Carolina (⬇️2)
Ken Pom
Since SEC play started on Jan. 4, here are the biggest movers in Pomeroy's ratings.
- #Mizzou: +29
- Ole Miss: +11
- Texas: +8
- Georgia: +7
- Oklahoma: +5
Teams in the upper half have been pretty stable, while MU has done this over the past month:
Bracketology
Where SEC teams stand in ESPN's updated bracketology:
• No. 1 Auburn (top overall seed)
• No. 1 Alabama
• No. 1 Tennessee
• No. 2 Florida
• No. 3 Texas A&M
• No. 3 Kentucky
• No. 5 Missouri
• No. 5 Ole Miss
• No. 7 Mississippi State
• No. 9 Texas
• No. 9 Oklahoma
• No. 10 Vanderbilt
• No. 11 Georgia
Arkansas is in the Next Four Out.
Efficiency
Updated top 10 SEC basketball Player Efficiency Ratings this season (via @collegebb_ref):
• No. 1 Johni Broome (AUB) - 35.3
• No. 2 Caleb Grill (MIZ) - 27.2
• No. 3 Asa Newell (UGA) - 27.0
• No. 4 Adou Thiero (ARK) - 26.9
• No. 5 Devin McGlockton (VU) - 26.8
• No. 6 Collin Murray-Boyles (SC) - 26.2
• No. 7 KeShawn Murphy (MSU) - 25.2
• No. 8 Amari Williams (UK) - 25.1
• T-9 Chad Baker-Mazara (AUB) - 24.0
• T-9 Jalon Moore (OK) - 24.0
3P
Going to keep the best shooter in SEC play tracker going, 11 players have made 20+ threes
OK Brycen Goodine 23-43, 53.5%
AL Aden Holloway 21-42, 50%
UK Jaxson Robinson 29-61, 47.5%
MO Caleb Grill 26-55, 47.3%
AU Miles Kelly 20-43, 46.5%
AL Chris Youngblood 21-49, 42.9%
MI Sean Pedulla 23-58, 39.7%
AL Mark Sears 20-52, 38.5%
UT Chaz Lanier 28-76, 36.8%
FL Alijah Martin 22-60, 36.7%
MS Josh Hubbard 30-87, 34.5%
Goodine is keeping pace with Reed Sheppard’s league best of 43-82, 52.4% last year
UGA - no 20+ 3’s made
Demary Jr. 12-33 36.4%
Cain 10-32 31.3
Leffew 9-35 25.8
Lawrence 7-23 30.4
Newell 6-25 24.0
FT
UGA
Newell 31-37 83.8
Godfrey 19-31 61.3
Demary Jr 25-29 85.9
Leffew 16-22 72.7
Cyril 11-21 52.4
Cain 14-17 82.4
Lawrence 7-13 53.8
Offensive Rebounds
Who’s the best offensive rebounder in the SEC? Top 10 OReb% in conference play so far
AU Johni Broome 17.6%
LS Corey Chest 16.2%
AU Dylan Cardwell 15.9%
FL Reuben Chinyelu 14.5%
AL Cliff Omoruyi 14.4%
UK Amari Williams 14.3%
OK Sam Godwin 13.4%
VA Devin McGlockton 12.8%
TX Kadin Shedrick 12.2%
GA Asa Newell 12.0%
Broome is on pace to beat last year’s best of 16.0% by Micah Handlogten
No Texas A&M players was surprising, the balance of Payne/Garcia/Coleman/Washington has kept any one individual from having league leading OReb numbers
Defense
NET
Updated SEC basketball NET rankings after Saturday's action:
• No. 1 Auburn
• No. 4 Tennessee
• No. 5 Florida
• No. 6 Alabama
• No. 14 Texas A&M (⬆️3)
• No. 19 Kentucky (⬇️9)
• No. 21 Missouri (⬆️6)
• No. 23 Ole Miss (⬇️1)
• No. 25 Texas (⬆️6)
• No. 31 Mississippi State (⬇️7)
• No. 35 Georgia
• No. 38 Oklahoma (⬆️7)
• No. 43 Vanderbilt (⬇️6)
• No. 47 Arkansas (⬆️12)
• No. 75 LSU (⬇️8)
• No. 92 South Carolina (⬇️2)
Ken Pom
Since SEC play started on Jan. 4, here are the biggest movers in Pomeroy's ratings.
- #Mizzou: +29
- Ole Miss: +11
- Texas: +8
- Georgia: +7
- Oklahoma: +5
Teams in the upper half have been pretty stable, while MU has done this over the past month:
Bracketology
Where SEC teams stand in ESPN's updated bracketology:
• No. 1 Auburn (top overall seed)
• No. 1 Alabama
• No. 1 Tennessee
• No. 2 Florida
• No. 3 Texas A&M
• No. 3 Kentucky
• No. 5 Missouri
• No. 5 Ole Miss
• No. 7 Mississippi State
• No. 9 Texas
• No. 9 Oklahoma
• No. 10 Vanderbilt
• No. 11 Georgia
Arkansas is in the Next Four Out.
Efficiency
Updated top 10 SEC basketball Player Efficiency Ratings this season (via @collegebb_ref):
• No. 1 Johni Broome (AUB) - 35.3
• No. 2 Caleb Grill (MIZ) - 27.2
• No. 3 Asa Newell (UGA) - 27.0
• No. 4 Adou Thiero (ARK) - 26.9
• No. 5 Devin McGlockton (VU) - 26.8
• No. 6 Collin Murray-Boyles (SC) - 26.2
• No. 7 KeShawn Murphy (MSU) - 25.2
• No. 8 Amari Williams (UK) - 25.1
• T-9 Chad Baker-Mazara (AUB) - 24.0
• T-9 Jalon Moore (OK) - 24.0
3P
Going to keep the best shooter in SEC play tracker going, 11 players have made 20+ threes
OK Brycen Goodine 23-43, 53.5%
AL Aden Holloway 21-42, 50%
UK Jaxson Robinson 29-61, 47.5%
MO Caleb Grill 26-55, 47.3%
AU Miles Kelly 20-43, 46.5%
AL Chris Youngblood 21-49, 42.9%
MI Sean Pedulla 23-58, 39.7%
AL Mark Sears 20-52, 38.5%
UT Chaz Lanier 28-76, 36.8%
FL Alijah Martin 22-60, 36.7%
MS Josh Hubbard 30-87, 34.5%
Goodine is keeping pace with Reed Sheppard’s league best of 43-82, 52.4% last year
UGA - no 20+ 3’s made
Demary Jr. 12-33 36.4%
Cain 10-32 31.3
Leffew 9-35 25.8
Lawrence 7-23 30.4
Newell 6-25 24.0
FT
UGA
Newell 31-37 83.8
Godfrey 19-31 61.3
Demary Jr 25-29 85.9
Leffew 16-22 72.7
Cyril 11-21 52.4
Cain 14-17 82.4
Lawrence 7-13 53.8
Offensive Rebounds
Who’s the best offensive rebounder in the SEC? Top 10 OReb% in conference play so far
AU Johni Broome 17.6%
LS Corey Chest 16.2%
AU Dylan Cardwell 15.9%
FL Reuben Chinyelu 14.5%
AL Cliff Omoruyi 14.4%
UK Amari Williams 14.3%
OK Sam Godwin 13.4%
VA Devin McGlockton 12.8%
TX Kadin Shedrick 12.2%
GA Asa Newell 12.0%
Broome is on pace to beat last year’s best of 16.0% by Micah Handlogten
No Texas A&M players was surprising, the balance of Payne/Garcia/Coleman/Washington has kept any one individual from having league leading OReb numbers
Defense
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