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Here goes- I think Tennessee will be the team to beat in the SEC this year as bad as I hate to say that, sorta like picking Duke ugggg. The pitching will make the difference. Of course Alabama will be strong but you better watch them Wildcats lots of returning varsity players from a super regional appearence last year. Flordia, Georgia, LSU and Miss. State will also be contenders with Auburn and Arkansas being up set minded. Should be a great year in the SEC watch out pac 12 we are comming.
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Alabama. Saban is the best coach in the SEC. 
j/k. Murphy. Still going with 'Bama.
Tennessee lost a big time player and that will hurt them. Kentucky on the way up with great coaching and the huge win over Michigan last year. Florida right in the hunt and with 'Bama are likely the front runners.
j/k. Murphy. Still going with 'Bama.
Tennessee lost a big time player and that will hurt them. Kentucky on the way up with great coaching and the huge win over Michigan last year. Florida right in the hunt and with 'Bama are likely the front runners.
Don't worry about tomorrow. You did that yesterday.
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Bottom of the pack
Arkansas- he gets fired at the end of this season.
Ole Miss- suspect recruiting, losing program, will take longer to recover but has new life with new coaches.
Auburn - needs better hitting, good pitchers need to crank up a notch.
Middle
Here's the group that you need to follow because we are going to see the SEC get even more competitive in the next 4 years- South Carolina, MS State, and LSU. All have new, driven coaches and 2 were assistants at competitive programs- advantage MSU. Recruiting may be an issue because of who they are recruiting against- advantage LSU and MSU, but it will take a couple of years before they get "their" recruits in.
Georgia- debated bottom, but they are too scrappy to count out. Recovery season.
Kentucky- will contend with all
Top of the SEC
1. Alabama- love Traina, season will depend on how Jury fits in and need consistent/clutch hitting. Maybe guru Moawad helps out the sb team too?
2. Tennessee- damn good pitching (poor Cat), big class of upperclassmen, could easily take SEC top spot. If I were unbiased, they would be at #1.
3. Florida- has and recruits great bats, suspect pitching (for UF), lots of freshman
Arkansas- he gets fired at the end of this season.
Ole Miss- suspect recruiting, losing program, will take longer to recover but has new life with new coaches.
Auburn - needs better hitting, good pitchers need to crank up a notch.
Middle
Here's the group that you need to follow because we are going to see the SEC get even more competitive in the next 4 years- South Carolina, MS State, and LSU. All have new, driven coaches and 2 were assistants at competitive programs- advantage MSU. Recruiting may be an issue because of who they are recruiting against- advantage LSU and MSU, but it will take a couple of years before they get "their" recruits in.
Georgia- debated bottom, but they are too scrappy to count out. Recovery season.
Kentucky- will contend with all
Top of the SEC
1. Alabama- love Traina, season will depend on how Jury fits in and need consistent/clutch hitting. Maybe guru Moawad helps out the sb team too?
2. Tennessee- damn good pitching (poor Cat), big class of upperclassmen, could easily take SEC top spot. If I were unbiased, they would be at #1.
3. Florida- has and recruits great bats, suspect pitching (for UF), lots of freshman
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Rachele Fico has a real coming out party- shows what CT softball is all about
Rachele Fico has a real coming out party- shows what CT softball is all about
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