The Missouri Tigers have great recruits and excellent transfers. But somehow, Missouri is being picked toward the bottom of the SEC this season. With players like Boating, Crews, and Perkins, how is that even possible. Well, it turns out, that Maddy and David don't even agree with each other about Missouri. So how will the Tigers do in 2024-25?

The Texas A&M Aggies are being picked towards the top of the SEC and regularly in the top 25 teams in the country. The Aggies return Wade Taylor IV, Henry Coleman, and several other big time players. There's a lot of praise going around for Texas A&M. But Maddy and David don't agree on Texas A&M. How do you feel about the Aggies?

The LSU Tigers are returning several core players but lost significant production and key players to graduation, the portal, and the NBA Draft. Now the Tigers are bringing in Sears, Bailey, and more players from the portal. But several writers still have McMahon's team at the bottom of the SEC. Are we all wrong about LSU?

The Texas Longhorns are playing their first season of basketball in the SEC. Texas has always been one of the better teams in the Big 12, can they carry over that success this season to their new conference? Rodney Terry has put together a great backcourt out of the transfer portal. Terry has brought in players like Jordan Pope, Tramon Mark, and Arthur Kaluma. Will it be enough to make a run at an SEC title?

The Auburn Tigers are returning several names you are already familiar with this season. While they may be a long shot to win it all, trends and talent may be propelling them toward a class of elite teams nationally. Johni Broome, Chad Baker- Mazara, and others are back and two four star freshmen are joining the roster as well. The SEC title may come down to the last game of the season in Neville. Let's take a look at the year ahead for Bruce Pearl.

The Georgia Bulldogs have not heard their name called on Selection Sunday in what will be 10 years in March. Is this year different? One thing Georgia has done well is recruit talent under Mike White. While this team is young and has great NBA prospects like Asa Newell and Somto Cyril, do they have what they need to break into the tournament? Coming off an NIT run last year with Blue Cain and Silas DeMary Jr. and bringing in transfers like Lawrence, the window might be opening in Athens.

Jonas Aidoo, Clifford Omoruyi, Johni Broome, Alex Condon, the SEC is loaded with big guys with big talent in the frontcourt this season. But who has the best frontcourt in the SEC this year. Auburn has the experience. Arkansas has the transfers. Alabama made the moves. Missouri has the recruits. Here's our top 5 list. Plus, this week the SEC regular season conference schedule has been released and there are some huge games on the way. Arkansas v. Kentucky in Rupp Arena. The Iron Bowl of Basketball could decided the SEC. Rick Barnes is coming back to Texas. And Texas A&M finally plays the Longhorns again.

Here we go again, it's our annual Top 5 lists. Today we're counting down the top 5 backcourts in the SEC for this coming season. Does Mark Sears and Alabama have the backcourt to lead the country on offense? Where do Kentucky and Arkansas fit with new coaches? Should newcomer Texas make the list? And what about Auburn, Tennessee, or Florida? Let's work through it and find out. Also we get you caught up on everything you missed this offseason in what was a wild time after March. John Calipari goes to Arkansas, Pope comes to Kentucky, Byington is in Vanderbilt, and the transfer portal was incredible. We're back at it from now to the end of the season. Let's talk SEC basketball.