Hey there, it's scary Parish. It's Wednesday January 23rd, 2019. Welcome back to the

ION College basketball podcast where we sometimes discuss, gamified it and leaky black.

Matt Norlander is here with me and when I say it's Wednesday, it is technically Wednesday

but practically speaking, it's late Tuesday. I just got out of studio here in New York

City. It's about 1 a.m. Eastern, but I'm not sleepy. And Norlanders up. So we decided

to go ahead and record tonight. And I wanted to start with this. There are six SEC schools

ranked in the AP people right now. It's number one to the sea. Number eight Kentucky.

Number 16 Auburn. Number 20 Ole Miss. Number 22 Mississippi State. Number 25 LSU. And

three of those ranked SEC schools. Specifically Auburn, Ole Miss, Mississippi State lost

on Tuesday night. More troubling than that is the fact that they all seem to be going the

wrong direction. Auburn lost at South Carolina on Tuesday. So that's two straight losses

for BP's Tigers. They're now four and four in their past eight games. They're now five

and five against top 100 Kenpom teams. Meantime. Number 20 Ole Miss got murdered at Alabama

on Tuesday night. So the Rebels are now one and two since entering the AP poll. Lost at

home by 14 to LSU. Lost at Alabama by 21. They're now four and three against top 100

Kenpom teams. And then number 22 Mississippi State got beat up pretty good at Kentucky on

Tuesday night. So the Bulldogs are now two and three in their past five games. Lost

at South Carolina. Lost at home the Ole Miss. Lost by 21 at Kentucky, Norlander. Here's

the question. Which of these SEC schools Auburn, Mississippi State or Ole Miss? Which one

of your most concerned about right now? Mississippi State. Because it had the most reasonable

loss of all of them. Now it wasn't competitive. I mean Kentucky, I think that was somewhat

like Kentucky's really rounding in a shape as a top 10 program here. And Mississippi State

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