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How many games will UK win in the SEC

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UK is alot better than they are getting credit for, IMO. I think 12-4 would be about right with 14-2 being very optimistic (but also very possible).

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11-13 wins seems very reasonable for UK, in SEC play, this season.

12-4 in the SEC puts them at 23-8, which is plenty to get UK into the tournament. Depending on the SEC Tournament, I say UK could be something like 24-9 and about a 7 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

12-4...Losses at Florida, Vandy, Arkansas, and UT

Maybe I'm too much of an optimist but anything below 10 wins is unacceptable to me given how much they've improved over the past month. I really think that 12-13 wins is very possible as well.

12-4, with a loss at Florida, at Vandy, at Arkansas, and at home against UT.

They should win somewhere between 10 to 12 games.

 

I'll go with 10-6.

All UK has to do is win eight conference games and not get blown out in any of their four upcoming CBS appearances.

 

If they go 8-8 they'll be in the NIT.

If they go 8-8 they'll be in the NIT.

CBS will never let that happen. It's a ratings game. Look at last year.

I see them winning 12 games or more.

They will split with Florida and Tennessee, lose to Alabama, Arkansas, Vandy, and one other loss.

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