Arkansas vs Vanderbilt: SEC Championship Showdown

0:00On March 14th, its noon Sunday at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, where Arkansas ticks on Vanderbilt for the SEC Tournament Championship. In front of 20,000 fans, the Razerbacks enter with a 25-8 record, riding a 4-game win streak and 8 wins in their last 10. Vanderbilt matches the streak at 4 straight, with 26 wins and 7 losses going 7-3 lately. That squads earn their spots as the number 3 and 4 seeds, each winning 2 games to reach the final. They're battling for a key number 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament, where Vanderbilt projections hold steady, but Arkansas pushes from a number 5, slut. Arkansas holds a 32-15 edge in the all-time series, and crushed Vanderbilt 93-68 back in January. John Calipari guides the Razerbacks in his second year there, while Mark Beignton leaves Vanderbilt in his second season with the Commodores. Freshman guards powered Arkansas through the tournament, with SEC player the year Darius

1:01Acuff dropping 37 points on Oklahoma and Malayk. Thomas adding 29 against Ole Miss. Vanderbilt's Tyler Tanner averages 19.2 points, and 5.2 assists, shining with 20 points and 8 assists in there. Send my final route of Florida. Vanderbilt sits as a 2.5 point favorite, and you can catch the action on ESPN with Dan Schoeman and Jay Biles calling in. With Arkansas at number 17 and Vanderbilt at 22 in the AP poll, this clash could lock in prime March-manage positioning as the clock, ticks toward tip-off.