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Is any SEC team built for...

ScarHeel
in College Basketball

Is any SEC team built for a NCAA tournament run??? 17 members have voted

  1. 1. Is any SEC team built for a NCAA tournament run???

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a NCAA tournament run???

 

I saw this question on ESPN.

Kentucky is

 

Go Cats!

Not the SEC teams I've seen play this year. I have yet to see LSU play, so I will withhold judgment on them.

a NCAA tournament run???

 

I saw this question on ESPN.

 

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Not the SEC teams I've seen play this year. I have yet to see LSU play, so I will withhold judgment on them.

 

They could make a run, it depends on how they play, LSU has the capability to make a serious run in NCAA play.

 

 

I am hopeful for UK to make a run, and I can see Florida doing it.

Not the SEC teams I've seen play this year. I have yet to see LSU play, so I will withhold judgment on them.

 

The ESPN guys actually just mentioned LSU as a good looking team.

Tennessee just because they may come out and beat up on everybody but are more likely to get beat up

LSU

If USC can get in they can be dangerous. Outstanding veteran guard play has sent a lot of moderately ranked teams to the 2nd weekend...

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