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SEC media picks Mizzou hoops to finish eighth in the conference

Mizzou forward Bryson Tiller
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Mizzou forward Bryson Tiller

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Despite having assembled a Top-15 transfer and freshman class for the 2026-27 season, Mizzou men's basketball coach Dennis Gates and his team were picked to finish eighth in the SEC, by media members.

In addition, there were no players for the Tiger roster picked to finish First, Second or Third Team All-SEC in the upcoming season.

Members of the SEC media corps expect the Florida Gators to repeat as the Southeastern Conference champion, with voting done by a select panel of both SEC and national media members.

You can find a full look at how they predicted the conference would shake out below.

  1. Florida
  2. Texas
  3. Arkansas
  4. Tennessee
  5. Alabama
  6. Vanderbilt
  7. Kentucky
  8. Mizzou
  9. Auburn
  10. Texas A&M
  11. Georgia
  12. Oklahoma
  13. Ole Miss
  14. LSU
  15. Mississippi State
  16. South Carolina

You can also find a full look at the projected First, Second and Third Team All-SEC lists below.

FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC

  • Rueben Chinyelu - Florida
  • Juke Harris - Tennessee
  • Thomas Haugh - Florida
  • Josh Hubbard - Mississippi State
  • Tyler Tanner - Vanderbilt

SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC

  • Amari Allen - Alabama
  • Alex Condon - Florida
  • Milan Momcilovic - Kentucky
  • Jordan Smith Jr. - Arkansas
  • Matas Vokietaitis - Texas

THIRD TEAM ALL-SEC

  • PJ Haggerty - Texas A&M
  • Malachi Moreno - Kentucky
  • Tahaad Pettiford - Auburn
  • David Punch - Texas
  • Billy Richmond III - Arkansas

SEC Player of the Year: Florida's Thomas Haugh

Mizzou hoops will open up the season in Columbia on Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. against Cleveland State. Prior to that, the Tigers will play both Kansas State and UNLV in exhibition action.

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