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Sad but exciting news today for chickenhoops.  Kyle, co-founder of the site and the main contributor here over the course of the last year, is leaving us for greener pastures.  While we will certainly miss having the Nate Silver (with … Continue reading →

Today, we saw odds listed for both the SEC East and the BCS Championship for 2013.  Below the fold, we’ll adjust those odds for you and provide some brief commentary.

Hey folks, just to let everyone know what’s going on with the blog – right now, there’s not much we have to add about Gamecock basketball. The fine folks at the pay sites are posting insider information that we frankly … Continue reading →

So, that was interesting. On Saturday night, freshman Brian Steele got his first start of his career in place of senior Lakeem Jackson, and quintupled his playing time on the season (going from 5 minutes to 30 minutes).  Shane Phillips … Continue reading →

This is going to have to serve as a mini-preview of Texas A&M as well, so buckle in.  The Aggies have had a very up-and-down run of it in their first SEC season, and come into the game at 6-9 … Continue reading →

The poll follows below.  You’ll never guess who tops it…   Also, as Whittle notes: @chickenhoops Not sure power can be associated in any manner with SEC basketball. — John Whittle (@johnmwhittle) February 12, 2013

Well that was unexpected.  The Ole Miss Rebels came into Columbia trying to solidify their hold on an NCAA tournament birth.  Instead, they were sent back to Oxford searching for answers (that likely aren’t going to be found inside the … Continue reading →

(Ed. note: see the latest SEC Power Poll here – our ballot can be found here) The Gamecocks have added three new recruits – Sindarius Thornwell, Desmond Ringer, and Justin McKie – in their 2013 class, and also welcome transfer … Continue reading →

1. Florida That seven game run was the fourth most dominant since 2000 by a team in conference play. They just need to stave off boredom. 2. Mississippi Their only losses are to the first and third best team in … Continue reading →