2022 SEC tournament predictions

I guess I wasn't considering that Arkansas has to play LSU in the quarterfinals. That's not an easy matchup for that round.

 

They won by one game and didn’t have to play at Rupp. Makes it a Mickey Mouse title.

 

Kd Johnson doesn't score and auburn goes 9/36 from 3 with those bs 3s I've been talking about all year. Good day

 

There’s no balance to his game at all. He knows nothing but full speed all the time. Sometimes it makes him look great. Other times…well, you get whatever that was.

 

How long until Jacqui falsely accuses an Aggie fan of assault on Twitter?

 

For sure. Very unbalanced this year. Even their games against the other 3 in the big 4 were 2/3 at home. The one on the road was an L (to us)

 

They lost at Arkansas too

 

[uck fay] Auburn and [uck fay] Tanning Bed.

 

Oops I missed that. Still they didn’t have to play us or UK twice

 

They didn’t have to play Arkansas twice either. Or LSU. They played four games against the SEC’s top five teams. We played seven (and went 4-3).

 

I believe every other top 5 team had to play each other more, such that a 1 game lead in the season would likely be a push or one game back if it were even.

 

This really irks IP as much as I've seen him irked

 

I don’t expect to win this thing but really hope we get by state today.

 

They did play 2 of the 3 on the road. So I guess it depends. If they play Arky and UT at home they probably win both. Then lose on the road at UK.

 

LSU looking like the better team so far.

 

First thing I did after Auburn lost was check her Twitter to see if she flipped out.

 

I’m curious to see if the NCAA underseeds LSU again out of spite.

 

Will Wade is completely unhinged at any given moment.

 

I cheated a little bit by including LSU, who was a clear cut below the top four (at least over the course of the season—they certainly had their moments in the sun), but that does make it 2/4.

 

Didn't they battle injuries most of the year though? Feels like they had a stretch of games with injuries.