The All-SEC men's basketball teams were released Tuesday. Kentucky, as you can imagine, was well-represented, with John Wall taking Player of the Year honors and DeMarcus Cousins taking Freshman of the Year honors. (Wait, isn't Wall a freshman? What the ...)

As for Auburn ... Nada. Nothing. Zilch. Yes, no Tiger was deemed worthy of being a top-16 player in the conference. Or in the top-eight on defense. Or in the top-five for freshmen. (For some reason, the SEC's "teams" consist of eight players. Seems like a competitive advantage to me to have all those players on the court at once.)

How often have the Tigers been shut out in the past? Glad you asked, because I looked it up. Korvotney Barber made the second team last year (in hindsight, he really should have been first team). From 2006-08, Auburn didn't have a representative. Before that, Toney Douglas was a third-team selection in 2005.

That last first-team selections? It's been a minute. Doc Robinson and Christ Porter were both first-team picks by the coaches in 1999.

Here's the full list of honorees this season:

Player of the Year: John Wall, Kentucky
Freshman of the Year: Demarcus Cousins, Kentucky
Coach of the Year: Kevin Stallings, Vanderbilt
Defensive Player of the Year: Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State
Sixth man: John Jenkins, Vanderbilt
Scholar Athlete: Ray Shipman, Florida

First Team

• Trey Thompkins, Georgia
• Demarcus Cousins, Kentucky
• Patrick Patterson, Kentucky
• John Wall, Kentucky
• Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State
• Devan Downey, South Carolina
• Wayne Chism, Tennessee
• Jermaine Beal, Vanderbilt

Second Team

• Mikhail Torrance, Alabama
• Courtney Forston, Arkansas
• Erving Walker, Florida
• Tasmin Mitchell, LSU
• Chris Warren, Ole Miss
• Dee Bost, Mississippi State
• A.J. Ogilvy, Vanderbilt
• Jeffery Taylor, Vanderbilt

All-Freshman team

• Tony Mitchell, Alabama
• Marshawn Powell, Arkansas
• Kenny Boynton, Florida
• Eric Bledsoe, Kentucky
• DeMarcus Cousins, Kentucky
• John Wall, Kentucky
• Reginald Buckner, Ole Miss
• John Jenkins, Vanderbilt

All-Defense team

• Patrick Patterson, Kentucky
• Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State
• Devan Downey, South Carolina
• Sam Muldrow, South Carolina
• Jeffery Taylor, Vanderbilt