Tie for second place

[The Dude]

what tha he@# are you guys smoking. sec tournament champs means nothing? does anyone know how hard that is to do, especially with tha parity today. let's take tha word champions. anytime that name is added on tha end of any tennessee team.....i'll take it, not to mention basketball. sweet sixteen? unless it's tha final four, it means little or nothing. that means you won your region. sweet sixteen only means your still alive with a chance to win something.:mega_shok:

Conference championships don't mean crap, historically, in college basketball, and neither do sweet 16 appearances. As for national exposure, a sweet 16 appearance is far better than a Conference championship, whether it be regular season or tournament. Therefore I would prefer a sweet 16. I football though, it is of course, an entirely different story.

 

[duckman398686]

what tha he@# are you guys smoking. sec tournament champs means nothing? does anyone know how hard that is to do, especially with tha parity today. let's take tha word champions. anytime that name is added on tha end of any tennessee team.....i'll take it, not to mention basketball. sweet sixteen? unless it's tha final four, it means little or nothing. that means you won your region. sweet sixteen only means your still alive with a chance to win something.:mega_shok:

exactly. a sweet sixteen appearance, while it may do good somewhat for recruiting doesn't amount to anything as far as achievements for the team goes.

 

[ukvols]

To get the 2-seed in the SECs if we win out, we need Vandy to lose at South Carolina AND either Vandy must also lose to Arkansas, or UK must lose to Georgia. This is because, if UT and VU both finish 10-6 with the same divisional record, it would come down to the UK-UGA winner. VU swept UK, and UT swept UGA. So, if UK wins, we would need Vandy to lose again and finish 9-7. We could lose to Florida and still get the 2-seed if Vandy loses out and UGA beats UK.