OU beat Mizzou 96-84 tonight, moving Ags into tie for 5th with Mizzou, which we take head to head.

If Ags win at LSU Saturday, would get winner of 12 v 13 in Nashville (currently hogs v sips), then would get UT next

12/13 is currently Georgia vs. Texas. (Arkansas owns the tiebreaker over Georgia)

I don't see why it matters, not that I really care either way. It's the difference between playing 12/13, then 4 vs. 11/14, then 3. The 11-14 teams all seem pretty similar, as does Tennessee/Alabama.

Tenn is most likely going to be the 3 and Bama the 4 seed as Tenn has head to head vs Bama. So if we're the 5, we'll likely play Bama if we win our first game.

t - cam said:

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dixichkn said:

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Unfortunately……..(wet blanket alert)

It would be just like us to beat #1 convincingly wire to wire and then get run out of the gym by sorry ass swamptard

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How would that be like us? We haven't lost to even an average team all year.

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Sorry. Sip is pretty average. Regardless of how everybody wants to fluff them up

UCF is also incredibly average. I don't think we'll lose to LSU, but we have lost on the road to two so-so teams already this year, and blew double digit second half leads in both.

Again, I think we beat LSU on Saturday, but there is precedent this season that shows it's possible.

Luke The Drifter said:

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UCF is also incredibly average. I don't think we'll lose to LSU, but we have lost on the road to two so-so teams already this year, and blew double digit second half leads in both.

Again, I think we beat LSU on Saturday, but there is precedent this season that shows it's possible.

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So losing to two mediocre teams (one being the first game of the season, and one a rivalry game) on the road- would be the same as getting "run out of the gym" by a nowhere near average lsu?

We haven't been run out of the gym by anyone, except maybe Florida.

The mental gymnastics to be overly pessimistic devoid of any evidence to the contrary on this board is baffling.

jphelmet said:

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Luke The Drifter said:

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UCF is also incredibly average. I don't think we'll lose to LSU, but we have lost on the road to two so-so teams already this year, and blew double digit second half leads in both.

Again, I think we beat LSU on Saturday, but there is precedent this season that shows it's possible.

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So losing to two mediocre teams (one being the first game of the season, and one a rivalry game) on the road- would be the same as getting "run out of the gym" by a nowhere near average lsu?

We haven't been run out of the gym by anyone, except maybe Florida.

The mental gymnastics to be overly pessimistic devoid of any evidence to the contrary on this board is baffling.

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Where did I say we'd be "run out of the gym" by LSU? Where did I even say we'd lose to LSU? I clearly said I think we'll beat LSU.

The lack of reading comprehension devoid of any grasp on reality on this board is baffling.

Seven Costanza said:

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I don't see why it matters, not that I really care either way. It's the difference between playing 12/13, then 4 vs. 11/14, then 3. The 11-14 teams all seem pretty similar, as does Tennessee/Alabama.

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It matters because the SEC is going to dominate the 1,2,3 seed lines for the Big Tourney

If we are a clear #5in the SEC we should land on the 3 if we are 6 th we might be on the 3 line

The 7 th & 8th place teams will be 4 or lower

dixichkn said:

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t - cam said:

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dixichkn said:

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Unfortunately……..(wet blanket alert)

It would be just like us to beat #1 convincingly wire to wire and then get run out of the gym by sorry ass swamptard

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How would that be like us? We haven't lost to even an average team all year.

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Sorry. Sip is pretty average. Regardless of how everybody wants to fluff them up

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Agree that them and UCF aren't very good but neither is considered a bad loss and UCF was like 30 games ago.

Sq 17 said:

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Seven Costanza said:

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I don't see why it matters, not that I really care either way. It's the difference between playing 12/13, then 4 vs. 11/14, then 3. The 11-14 teams all seem pretty similar, as does Tennessee/Alabama.

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It matters because the SEC is going to dominate the 1,2,3 seed lines for the Big Tourney

If we are a clear #5in the SEC we should land on the 3 if we are 6 th we might be on the 3 line

The 7 th & 8th place teams will be 4 or lower

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NCAA tournament seeding is not tied to conference standings. We are not battling with Mizzou for a better NCAA tourney seed, that hay is already in the barn

The double bye is technically still in play for Texas A&M in the SEC Tournament 👍

Below is a detailed report on what needs to happen this week for A&M to clinch it.

Using KenPom probabilities, the probability of A&M earning the No. 4 seed is 0.0411%.https://t.co/iZMWBroqU6 pic.twitter.com/9I9ANp1Vwi

— Luke Evangelist (@lukeevangelist_) March 5, 2025

dixichkn said:

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Unfortunately……..(wet blanket alert)

It would be just like us to beat #1 convincingly wire to wire and then get run out of the gym by sorry ass swamptard

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this Saturday, the Ags will tag Tiger ass for the fourth time this season

ExtremeRush said:

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Tenn is most likely going to be the 3 and Bama the 4 seed as Tenn has head to head vs Bama. So if we're the 5, we'll likely play Bama if we win our first game.

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I'd like to see how we'd fare vs bama with Wade in the lineup

Personally, I'd love to see the sips one more time.