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SEC Power Rankings: Georgia holds top spot despite loss, Ole Miss jumps LSU Wiresource
Ep. 389: Four Straight Losses, Arkansas Recap + No. 12 Kentucky Preview & Predictions On3source
BATON ROUGE, La. — LSU enters the 2026-27 women's basketball season among the Southeastern Conference favorites, with league coaches selecting the Tigers to finish tied for third in their preseason predictions.South Carolina received the top spot with 239 points, followed by Texas with 215. LSU and Vanderbilt shared third place with 204 points apiece, while Kentucky completed the top five.The Tigers also placed two players on the preseason All-SEC first team, with Mikaylah Williams earning unanimous recognition and fellow LSU standout MiLaysia Fulwiley joining her among the conference's top selections.👉 JOIN TIGERBAIT PREMIUM FOR $1 TODAYVanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes was chosen…
Women's basketball voted No. 3 in the SEC Preseason Coaches Poll, while Blakes, Galvan and Woolfolk earn preseason All-SEC honorsBIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Southeastern Conference announced Wednesday that Vanderbilt women’s basketball junior Mikayla Blakes was named the 2026-27 SEC Preseason Player of the Year, while Aubrey Galvan and Mia Woolfolk earned preseason All-SEC honors, and the Commodores were ranked No. 3 in the SEC Preseason Coaches Poll.Blakes, one of five unanimous selections to the preseason All-SEC first team, picked up her third SEC Preseason Player of the Year honor ahead of the 2026-27 campaign. The Somerset, New Jersey, native also…