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Message: [QUOTE="Tangential, post: 4651407, member: 12154"] Thanks for the chart of the potential starting lineups for the consensus top 7 teams of what [I]should [/I]clearly be the best conference (for the top half) in the country this year. As visitingcock pointed out, South Carolina's quantity of quality depth is immense; however LSU has some nice pieces off the bench, as do the LVs. It will be really interesting to see how Morrow fits in as her best attribute of offensive rebounding is somewhat mitigated by being duplicated by Reese and her height in SEC play, etc. Maybe she will continue to develop her outside game, but last year that resulted in extremely high usage, low efficiency, and not great results for her team. Her usage won't be as high either with Van Lith, Angel, Williams, Flau'Jae, etc. Generally, it takes a while to incorporate a lot of quality transfers as we saw with Tennessee who couldn't beat any of their quality nonconference foes last year. LSU went the other route and chose not to play any, which probably resulted in less team doubt and turmoil. As of now: 1. LSU (I have too much respect for Kim, even compared to other great coaches in this conference) 2. SC (good chance that I move them to #1) 3. Tenn 4. MSU 5. A&M 6. Ole Miss 7. Ark 8. Bama 9. GA 10. Auburn 11. Mizzou 12. Florida 13. Vanderbilt 14. Kentucky [/QUOTE]