The SEC season is still in full swing, and there are a few conference games remaining for each squad before the SEC Tournament officially tips off.

It’s safe to say that the SEC’s top three teams — Tennessee, Kentucky and LSU — are in the field of 68, but several other squads have a lot of work to do in the next month.

In my estimation, 6 SEC teams are still on the bubble. They aren’t likely to get good seeds, but making the tourney is what is most important at this point.

With a month remaining in the regular season, here’s a look at who’s in, who’s out and who’s on the bubble in the SEC right now:

Who’s out?

Vanderbilt (9-16 overall, 0-12 in SEC play)

The Commodores’ season ended when 5-star freshman PG Darius Garland went down with a knee injury. They’re 0-12 in SEC play and are nowhere near the bubble.

Georgia (10-15, 1-11)

The Bulldogs have won just once in SEC action, beating — you guessed it — Vanderbilt. The team has talent, but they need more time to put it all together under first-year head coach Tom Crean.

Texas A&M (10-14, 3-9)

The Aggies are 10-14 overall, and even if they win every remaining regular-season game, they probably won’t sniff the NCAA Tournament.

Mizzou (12-12, 3-9)

The Tigers were doomed when Jontay Porter went down with an ACL injury before the season even started. Jordan Geist is trying his best, but the Tigers just don’t have enough firepower to make a tourney run.

South Carolina (13-12, 8-4)

This might seem a bit surprising, since the Gamecocks are tied for fourth in the SEC with an 8-4 conference record. However, nonconference losses to Stony Brook, Wofford, Providence and Wyoming are hard to overlook and might doom the Gamecocks come Selection Sunday.

Who’s in?

Tennessee (23-2, 11-1)

Yes, the Vols were blown out at Kentucky on Saturday night, but they’re still one of the best teams in the country. As of now, they’re still a lock to be a No. 1 seed, too.

They don’t have a bad loss, as their only two blemishes are against then-No. 2 Kansas on a neutral court and at No. 5 Kentucky.

Prediction: No. 1 seed
Best win: vs. No. 1 Gonzaga
Worst loss: None

Kentucky (21-4, 10-2)

The Wildcats picked up their best win of the season on Saturday night, smoking No. 1 Tennessee. Not many people thought this team would be where it is now after a season-opening blowout loss to Duke, but here we are.

Coach John Calipari has done a great job with this group, and with P.J. Washington’s game improving with every game, the sky is the limit for the Wildcats moving forward.

Prediction: No. 2 seed
Best win: vs. No. 1 Tennessee
Worst loss: vs. Seton Hall

LSU (21-4, 11-1)

The Tigers are tied for first place in the SEC standings, with a visit from the Volunteers coming up Saturday. At 21-4 overall, they’re in no danger of missing the field of 68 teams, even if they lose to the Vols.

For now, though, we’ll see if they can stay atop the SEC standings and continue to pile up impressive victories.

Prediction: No. 3 seed
Best win: at No. 5 Kentucky
Worst loss: vs. Oklahoma State

Who’s on the bubble?

Ole Miss (18-7, 8-4)

The Rebels have won 4 games in a row, solidifying their NCAA Tournament standing. However, with home games against Tennessee and Kentucky coming up, it wouldn’t be surprising to see them have at least 2 more losses before SEC play ends.

They’ll probably enter the SEC Tournament with a bid all but locked up, but losing their first game wouldn’t be a good taste to leave in the Selection Committee’s mouth, either.

Prediction: No. 7 seed
Best win: vs. No. 11 Auburn
Worst loss: at Alabama

Mississippi State (18-7, 6-6)

The Bulldogs picked up nice wins over Alabama (avenging an earlier loss) and Arkansas last week, but they can’t avoid a collapse down the stretch if they want to remain in solid standing with the Selection Committee. A game at Tennessee looms large on March 5, but other than that, all of their games are winnable.

They could potentially rise to a 6-seed if they play up to their potential and win a couple of games in the SEC Tournament.

Prediction: No. 9 seed
Best win: vs. No. 16 Auburn
Worst loss: at Alabama

Auburn (17-8, 6-6)

The Tigers have been up and down all year. On Wednesday, they host Arkansas in what is a must-win game for Bruce Pearl’s squad. With games against Kentucky and Tennessee remaining, the Tigers will have chances to pick up huge wins, but they’ll also have a chance for a couple more losses, so they’ll have to take care of business in the other games.

Prediction: No. 10 seed
Best win: vs. No. 25 Washington
Worst loss: 0-2 against Ole Miss

Florida (14-11, 6-6)

The Gators beat Vandy and Alabama this week to get back on track, but they have a very tenuous grasp on their NCAA Tournament spot. Right now, I’d have them as one of the last four teams in the field of 68, meaning they’d have to play in the First Four in Dayton.

Prediction: No. 12 seed (last four in)
Best win: at Arkansas
Worst loss: vs. South Carolina

Alabama (15-10, 6-6)

The Crimson Tide had a rough week, falling to Mississippi State and Florida in blowout fashion. Those are exactly the kind of games the Tide need to win, so last week really hurt them. I project them to go 3-3 in the final 6 regular-season games, so unless they make a deep SEC Tournament run, they’ll probably be left out come March Madness.

Prediction: First four out
Best win: vs. No. 13 Kentucky
Worst loss: at Northeastern

Arkansas (14-11, 5-7)

The Razorbacks have lost 3 games in a row, and a defeat at the hands of rival Mizzou last week really hurt. With 6 games remaining, they basically need to go 5-1 and avoid an early exit in the SEC Tournament to make the field of 68.

Prediction: Next four out
Best win: at No. 19 LSU
Worst loss: vs. Western Kentucky