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SEC Hoops Power Poll Results: 1/30-2/5

This weeks trends are Alabama's continued rise, the West getting more love than usual, South Carolina free-falling, and Auburn not being unanimously 12th for the first time.

1. Kentucky Wildcats 143 (11 first-place votes)

2. Florida Gators 125

3. Tennessee Volunteers 116

4. Vanderbilt Commodores 99

5. Alabama Crimson Tide 99 (1 first-place vote)

6. Georgia Bulldogs 94

7. Arkansas Razorbacks 74

8. Mississippi St. Bulldogs 55

9. South Carolina Gamecocks 51

10. Mississippi Rebels 43

11. LSU Tigers 24

12. Auburn Tigers 13

See what the voters said after the jump.

Alabama

All alone in first place in the SEC. Can they keep it up?--Anchor of Gold

Arkansas Expats

Saturday's win against Vanderbilt was the Hogs' most impressive performance in at least two years. Can it be the start of something? There are reasons to think it can.--Arkansas Expats

Auburn

Holy hand grenades, Batman. The other night my wife changed the channel on the television to The Biggest Loser. It took me 10 minutes to figure out that the overweight people crying uncontrollably were not the home crowd at an Auburn basketball game, and that the title of the show wasn't what Lincoln Financial is now calling the SEC West game of the week. Then the Aubbies beat South Carolina on the road by 15. I do not know how to process this. It was like watching a dachsund play Moonlight Sonata on the tuba. Do. Not. Understand. That being said, it's gonna take a lot more than that to make me forget Tony Barbee's squad losing to Campbell and Jacksonville.--Dawg Sports

Florida

Gators got a huge win at Georgia Tuesday but couldn't follow it up against Miss State.  That's been the story of Billy Donovan since the back to back titles.--ACC & SEC Blog

Georgia

Can't win the close games in conference that they won in non-conference play.--Alabama Basketball Blog

Kentucky

The fact that a tremendously flawed Kentucky team is considered by most to be the best in the SEC says a lot about the conference.--Alabama Basketball Blog

LSU

There's losing, and then there's averaging 52 points per game in league play.--Rocky Top Talk

Mississippi St.

Beat UF and seems to be gaining steam.--Leftover Hot Dog

Ole Miss

Only one win in conference, and Kentucky coming up next.  Caught between the devil and the Big Blue Nation.--A Sea of Blue

South Carolina

Young and foolish, just see the loss to Auburn for evidence.--Leftover Hot Dog

Tennessee

Has the ship been righted in Knoxville?--Roll Bama Roll

Vanderbilt

RPI is really high, but two of their three SEC wins are against the state of Mississippi.--Rocky Top Talk