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SEC Power Poll Results: Week Eight

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1. LSU 48

2. South Carolina 44

3. Florida 38

4. Kentucky 36

5. Tennessee 35

6. Mississippi State 27

7. Auburn 24

8. Ole Miss 21

9 (t). Vanderbilt 14

9 (t). Alabama 14

11. Georgia 7

12. Arkansas 5

Here's what folks had to say about everyone; Ghost of Chucky also voted..

Alabama

After losing four in a row, the Tide managed to win back to back games this week, but have 3 likely losses ahead.--Gate 21

Arkansas

Who knew our best non-conference wins would come from the bottom dweller of the conference.--Alabama Basketball Blog

Auburn

This team is sort of hard to describe: a little sweetness and a lot of suck.  Some how in 2nd in the West.--Gate 21

Florida

The loss to LSU is hardly a black eye considering the Tigers' strength -- and the fact Florida already had two shiners to begin with.--Gate 21

Georgia

How would Bobby Knight fit in with Richt?--Alabama Basketball Blog

Kentucky

Two losses this week -- one to Vandy who lost to Georgia.  Time to break out the bourbon -- it's gonna be a bumpy March.--Gate 21

LSU

The class of the SEC by far -- there is no one even close.  Whether they can make a tournament run remains to be seen.--Gate 21

Mississippi State

Also preparing for the NIT.--Alabama Basketball Blog

Ole Miss

The Rebels look good some nights -- apparently nights when Andy Kennedy doesn't take a taxi to the games.--Gate 21

South Carolina

South Carolina grabs second by default -- there is no one else really deserving, and I'm not even convinced that they are either.--Gate 21

Tennessee

The NIT might be the SECT part II.--Alabama Basketball Blog

Vanderbilt

First you beat Kentucky -- nice.  Then you lose to Florida -- alright.  But losing to Georgia?  (vomit noises).--Gate 21

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in the season, you can’t really have any rankng by default. Either you have the wins or you don’t. If we have the secod best record in the conference, that makes us the second best team in the conference. Even if the gap between LSU and everyone else is large. That just sounds like a bitter comment to me.

by Charlestowne on Feb 27, 2009 9:26 PM EST reply actions   0 recs

I would have to agree. We've earned our spot at number one in the East by playing better than UT, UK, and UF.

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