1. Kentucky Wildcats 120 (unanimous)
2. Vanderbilt Commodores 110 (unanimous)
3. Tennessee Volunteers 100 (unanimous)
4. Florida Gators 89
5. Mississippi St. Bulldogs 81
6. Arkansas Razorbacks 68
7. Mississippi Rebels 59
8. South Carolina Gamecocks 52
9. Georgia Bulldogs 34
10. Auburn Tigers 29
11. Alabama Crimson Tide 28
12. LSU Tigers 10 (unanimous)
See what everyone had to say after the jump.
Alabama
How many second half leads can this team blow in the final couple of weeks?--Alabama Basketball Blog
Anthony Grant is a couple of players away from having a good team. Too bad those players are probably in the NBA right now.--A Bulldog in Exile
Arkansas
Will become yet another 9-7 SEC team that fails to make the tournament.--Rocky Top Talk
Nothing would surprise us about the Hogs' record over their final four games. Not 0-4. Not 4-0 (OK - maybe 4-0 would surprise us a little). This is an improving team facing a tough remaining schedule.--Arkansas Expats
Auburn
Jeff Lebo's charges are just playing for pride now, and capable of pulling some upsets. I'm looking at you, Razorbacks.--A Sea of Blue
Still in the top-50 of scoring nationally. Not bad for a 4-8 SEC record.--Alligator Army
Florida
The Gators look to have the best chance of getting the fourth bid from the conference.--ACC & SEC Blog
Looks to be putting it all together just in time to earn a bid after a two-year absence.--Roll Bama Roll
Georgia
Can the Dawgs make the NIT? Not unless they significantly improve their guard play. Or shoot 65%+ from the field down the stretch.--A Bulldog in Exile
Flying high with a win over the Tide, but the trip to Nashville is likely to end badlly.--A Sea of Blue
Kentucky
There's no way a team that lives this dangerously finishes with only one loss. Either in Knoxville or in the SEC Tournament, someone is going to get them.--Alabama Basketball Blog
Clearly the best in the SEC, but the loss at South Carolina and down to the wire games at Mississippi State and Vanderbilt shows that they are still a young team.--Alligator Army
LSU
Just go ahead and default my bracket as having LSU in the #12 spot for the remainder of the season.--ACC & SEC Blog
Had their chance against MSU but only four more chances remain to avoid an ugly distinction.--Roll Bama Roll
Mississippi State
The Bulldogs seem to forget there is some basketball to play.--Leftover Hot Dog
They let a golden opportunity slip away against Kentucky. In a very bad SEC West, they still look like the best team.--Alabama Basketball Blog
Ole Miss
Falling apart at just the wrong time. Looked like a sure thing to dance for a while but now the NIT seems likely.--Roll Bama Roll
Gotta hold home court when you are going for a NCAA bid, especially when your visitor is trying to accomplish the same.--ACC & SEC Blog
South Carolina
South Carolina is falling apart. Can they hold on to an NIT bid? A three-game skid with the 'Cats on deck is not a good place to be.--A Sea of Blue
How long did we talk about Devan Downey being SEC player of the year? He is still a great player, but John Wall's play at Vandy on Saturday knocked Downey out. SC losing 4 of 5 didn't help either.--Alligator Army
Tennessee
An almost-lock, but with Florida, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Mississippi State left, plenty of room for movement.--Rocky Top Talk
The Vols seem to be one player away from being better this year. That's you Tyler.--Leftover Hot Dog
Vanderbilt
Very impressed with their defense, despite the loss, against Kentucky.--Rocky Top Talk
The 'Dores will be the toughest five seed in the NCAA tourney.--A Bulldog in Exile