Greatest basketball player from each SEC school....

Georgia- Dominique Wilkins (Ant man may pass at some point, but has a long ways to go)

Alabama- Latrell Sprewell (Brandon Miller or maybe Collin Sexton could pass him eventually, but Sprewell was first team ALL NBA one year, was a second ALL NBA defender and made 4 all star games)

Auburn- Charles Barkley

Kentucky- Anthony Davis (This is a hard one. Dan Issel would be my pick of guys whose career is over. He's a HOFer. Think Booker has enough years to say he's a better player than Issel at this point. SGA likely passes all when he's done. Anthony Davis trumps everyone at this point in the trophy case and with individual honors.)

LSU- Shaq (Bob Pettit was a two time MVP, and ten time all-star. Definitely worthy of consideration and can be argued as better. I still give Shaq the edge, but wouldn't put up a fight if Pettit is the choice.)

Arkansas- Sidney Moncrief (Joe Johnson is arguable, but Moncrief is in the HOF and would have had an even better and longer career if not for injuries)

Florida- Bradley Beal (Maybe an argument could be made for Horford as a player that actually makes his team better.)

Mississippi State- Bailey Howell (HOF member, 2 time NBA champ, 6 time all star)

Mizzou- Michael Porter Jr. (Kind of surprising there was no one significantly better. Jordan Clarkson was a sixth man of the year, but Porter has starter for an NBA championship team and has the better counting stats)

Oklahoma- Blake Griffin (This is close and Trae Young may well pass Griffin in the near future. Not many have averaged 24 plus and a shade under ten assists per game six seasons into their career.)

Ole Miss- Johnny Neumann (Did most of his damage in the ABA before the merger. All ABA rookie team. Coaches felt he didn't pass the ball or really make the team better. Scoring average went down from there. Played two seasons in the NBA after the merge and did nothing of consequence. Hard to say if he's better than the better role players Ole Miss has had since in the NBA. The ABA was good but still considered inferior to the NBA. I'll give him the nod due to his ABA exploits.)

S. Carolina- Alex English

Tennessee- Bernard King (several good players but no one in King's class IMO. Was a scoring champ one season. Made the HOF despite a career shortened by injuries.)

Texas- Kevin Durant

A&M- Khris Middleton

Vandy- Darius Garland

(If I didn't leave any comment, it's because there really isn't anyone close or even a younger player coming up in the rearview mirror)