SEC WBB 2022-23

[visitingcock]

SEC WBB media predictions revealed for 2022-23 season

The SEC WBB media predictions have a familiar face on top.

www.saturdaydownsouth.com

 

[visitingcock]

We'll, check these in March.

Here’s the predicted order of finish.

1. South Carolina
2. Tennessee
3. LSU
4. Arkansas
5. Ole Miss
6. Florida
7. Kentucky
8. Mississippi State
9. Georgia
10. Alabama
11. Texas A&M
12. Mizzou
13. Auburn
14. Vanderbilt

 

[stwainfan]

Only conference with two top five teams

 

[visitingcock]

Only conference with two top five teams

Number 5 is meaningless Top 4 and second four are what matter.

 

[stwainfan]

 

[jdote33]

We'll, check these in March.

Here’s the predicted order of finish.

1. South Carolina
2. Tennessee
3. LSU
4. Arkansas
5. Ole Miss
6. Florida
7. Kentucky
8. Mississippi State
9. Georgia
10. Alabama
11. Texas A&M
12. Mizzou
13. Auburn
14. Vanderbilt

Wow. Y is Georgia so low?

 

[militarydog]

Wow. Y is Georgia so low?

I agree it is puzzling. Outside of the top three and bottom two or three the others could fluctuate greatly.

 

[visitingcock]

Wow. Y is Georgia so low?

Probably because there are doubters whether thefirst year coach has her type of player there yet. You know: "Wretched, spitefull, straight-razor totin women, Lawd Ha'Mercy."

 

[cancontent]

Wow. Y is Georgia so low?

Probably because there are doubters whether thefirst year coach has her type of player there yet. You know: "Wretched, spitefull, straight-razor totin women, Lawd Ha'Mercy."

I think it's fair to be unsure/skeptical as it's an entirely different team. For Georgia to be 9th, I'm not so sure. The teams ranked 4-9 could be debated about for hours. I'm still trying to understand how Arkansas is at 4th myself.

 

[WFFL]

I think it's fair to be unsure/skeptical as it's an entirely different team. For Georgia to be 9th, I'm not so sure. The teams ranked 4-9 could be debated about for hours. I'm still trying to understand how Arkansas is at 4th myself.

The SEC may not want to put fire on the fuel down in georgia. Coach is definitely going to use this to her advantage and they are going to come out slugging folks literally lol . Mizzou has yet to meet its match in the physicality area so this will be different yet fun for UGA to prove the doubters wrong.

 

[cancontent]

The SEC may not want to put fire on the fuel down in georgia. Coach is definitely going to use this to her advantage and they are going to come out slugging folks literally lol . Mizzou has yet to meet its match in the physicality area so this will be different yet fun for UGA to prove the doubters wrong.

Fine by me. Nothing wrong with a little bulletin board material if it works for the team.

Personally, it's still fair to wonder how the coach's games translates in the SEC. UCF did well in the conference and improved their non-conference schedule over time but it was a small handful of games compared to what they'll see during conference play. We'll see if the pundits are correct in their assessment soon enough. On paper, they look like they'll be fun to watch.

 

[dws3665]

I think it's fair to be unsure/skeptical as it's an entirely different team. For Georgia to be 9th, I'm not so sure. The teams ranked 4-9 could be debated about for hours. I'm still trying to understand how Arkansas is at 4th myself.

Agree that UGA is too low. I think Ole Miss is probably too high.

As for Arkansas - you have two 6'5" McD AA's (Dauda, Wolfenbarger), last year's SEC FotY (Spencer), former 5-star recruit/UConn transfer Saylor Poffenbager, 3-year returning starter at point (Daniels), and a very solid grad transfer in Chrissy Carr to make a top 6 out of. After that, there are some questions about quality depth, imo. But the top 6 holds up against anyone below them in the conference, I think.

Are they the 4th best team? About that, I'm not so sure -- and neither is Neighbors, based on his comments yesterday. But I think the argument is plausible.

 

[cancontent]

Agree that UGA is too low. I think Ole Miss is probably too high.

As for Arkansas - you have two 6'5" McD AA's (Dauda, Wolfenbarger), last year's SEC FotY (Spencer), former 5-star recruit/UConn transfer Saylor Poffenbager, 3-year returning starter at point (Daniels), and a very solid grad transfer in Chrissy Carr to make a top 6 out of. After that, there are some questions about quality depth, imo. But the top 6 holds up against anyone below them in the conference, I think.

Are they the 4th best team? About that, I'm not so sure -- and neither is Neighbors, based on his comments yesterday. But I think the argument is plausible.

But that's why I'm not sure. Dauda was a redshirt if memory serves correct. No idea how Poffenbager's game translates in Neighbors offense as we haven't seen her play a game since last season. Does Wolfenbarger make the jump in her sophomore year?

Frankly, they should have left 4-9 blank and say "your guess is as good as ours" if you ask me. We're nitpicking their choices as it is.

 

[WFFL]

But that's why I'm not sure. Dauda was a redshirt if memory serves correct. No idea how Poffenbager's game translates in Neighbors offense as we haven't seen her play a game since last season. Does Wolfenbarger make the jump in her sophomore year?

Frankly, they should have left 4-9 blank and say "your guess is as good as ours" if you ask me. We're nitpicking their choices as it is.

Jersey was not the player she was anticipated to be for the Hoggs last season . I pray she has worked on her game and steps up big for them as a go to. Never knew Carr transferred AGAIN lol she transfers so quick its hard to keep up with which team she plays for.

 

[dws3665]

Jersey was not the player she was anticipated to be for the Hoggs last season . I pray she has worked on her game and steps up big for them as a go to. Never knew Carr transferred AGAIN lol she transfers so quick its hard to keep up with which team she plays for.

Wolfenbarger played out of position all last year, and she still made the All-Freshman team.
Carr played 3 years at Kansas State, transferred to Syracuse (which was clearly not the team she thought she was transferring to), and is now at Arkansas. Do you consider that remarkably unusual in the age of COVID?

 

[Gamecockfan77]

I think the SEC looks pretty weak overall which gives Tennessee a really good shot even if they don't turn out to be as good as they hope.

I'm not fully up on transfers but LSU seems #3 based mostly on the coach.

Georgia did lose those seniors finally right? They were not as good as they should have been last year. I can see a fall off.

 

[YoDore]

Probably because there are doubters whether thefirst year coach has her type of player there yet. You know: "Wretched, spitefull, straight-razor totin women, Lawd Ha'Mercy."

Oh, My Lord! You're quoting "Polk Salad Annie?" You are my friend for life.

 

[WFFL]

Wolfenbarger played out of position all last year, and she still made the All-Freshman team.
Carr played 3 years at Kansas State, transferred to Syracuse (which was clearly not the team she thought she was transferring to), and is now at Arkansas. Do you consider that remarkably unusual in the age of COVID?

Didn't Carr also commit or go to Baylor after Syracuse ? Or was it Louisville or maybe there are multiple Carr's lol its hard to keep up with this portal thingy . I was so confused to see her at Arkansas like how /when the heck did that happen. K-State , Syracuse, Baylor or Louisville now Arkansas ?

 

[dws3665]

You are confusing Chrissy Carr with Chrislyn Carr - not exactly an unforgivable offense! lol

 

[nwhoopfan]

You are confusing Chrissy Carr with Chrislyn Carr - not exactly an unforgivable offense! lol

No kidding. Both transferred into Syracuse for last season...and then out for this season.

 

[WFFL]

You are confusing Chrissy Carr with Chrislyn Carr - not exactly an unforgivable offense! lol

Thank you ! LOL i feel much better knowing there's 2 versus that one player being multi-fascinated in the transform portal LOL.

 

[Jmsdawg]

We'll, check these in March.

Here’s the predicted order of finish.

1. South Carolina
2. Tennessee
3. LSU
4. Arkansas
5. Ole Miss
6. Florida
7. Kentucky
8. Mississippi State
9. Georgia
10. Alabama
11. Texas A&M
12. Mizzou
13. Auburn
14. Vanderbilt

I feel Ole Miss and Florida too high and UGA and MSST too low. My basis is the players, I.e., I think both UGA and MSST have better players than most of the other SEC schools, however both have new coaches and that can be a real problem.

 

[Gamecockfan77]

SCar
Tennessee
LSU
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Ole Miss
Miss State
Texas A&M
Kentucky
Missouri
Auburn
Vandy

 

[stwainfan]

Harper picked as coach of the year.

 

[Coler]

I think Tennessee would have to win the SEC for her to win COY. If Mulkey didn't win after that turn around and finishing 2nd last year, then no way would Harper.