2007 SEC Men's Basketball Tournament - Final SEC Regular Season Standings

Final SEC Regular Season Standings

SEC East
School Coach W L Pct Seed
Florida Billy Donovan 13 3 .813 E1
Vanderbilt Kevin Stallings 10 6 .625 E2
Tennessee Bruce Pearl 10 6 .625 E3
Kentucky Tubby Smith 9 7 .563 E4
Georgia Dennis Felton 8 8 .500 E5
South Carolina Dave Odom 4 12 .250 E6
SEC West
School Coach W L Pct Seed
Mississippi State Rick Stansbury 8 8 .500 W1
Mississippi Andy Kennedy 8 8 .500 W2
Arkansas Stan Heath 7 9 .438 W3
Auburn Jeff Lebo 7 9 .438 W4
Alabama Mark Gottfried 7 9 .438 W5
LSU John Brady 5 11 .313 W6

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