Bruce Pearl

Edwards: CBK Power Rankings

My rankings are based on who I would make favored over whom on a neutral court. These were compiled before Monday’s (2/24/25) results. 1-Auburn (25-2 straight up, 16-11 against the spread): Bruce Pearl’s bunch owns an incredible 14-2 record against Quad-1 opponents. The Tigers have won 17 games by double-digit margins. They also have 17 Edwards: CBK Power Rankings

Johni Broome is staying at Auburn

Auburn star Johni Broome is returning for the 2024-25 season. The 2024 SEC Tournament MVP made the announcement Wednesday with a post to his X account (formerly Twitter). Broome led Auburn to a 27-8 straight-up record and a 21-12-2 against-the-spread mark this past year. He earned third-team All-American honors and was a first-team All-SEC selection. Johni Broome is staying at Auburn

DraftKings posts lines for Florida Gators vs. Boise St. or Colorado

For the most part, Florida (24-11 straight up, 16-18-1 against the spread) didn’t get a fair shake from the Selection Committee. Todd Golden’s team shouldn’t be a #7 seed. The Gators have twice as many Quad-1 wins than fifth-seeded Gonzaga, two more Quad-1 wins than fifth-seeded San Diego St. and one more Quad-1 win than DraftKings posts lines for Florida Gators vs. Boise St. or Colorado

Edwards: Saturday’s SEC Slate

FanDuel currently has Tennessee as the -115 ‘chalk’ to win the SEC’s regular-season championship. Alabama, which hosts the Volunteers Saturday night at Coleman Coliseum, has -105 odds. South Carolina is one game back of both teams and has a 20/1 number. Kentucky has 110/1 odds, followed by Florida and Auburn, who are both 140/1 longshots. Edwards: Saturday’s SEC Slate

Edwards: SEC Basketball Notebook

As of Friday afternoon (2/9/24), FanDuel had Auburn (19-4 straight up, 15-6-2 against the spread) installed as the +130 ‘chalk’ to win the SEC’s regular-season title. The next-shortest odds belong to Tennessee (+165), Alabama (+340), South Carolina (+950), Kentucky (+9500 or 95/1), Texas A&M (130/1), Florida (130/1), LSU (250/1) and Ole Miss (250/1). ESPN’s Joe Edwards: SEC Basketball Notebook