SEC Teams Dominate March Madness Bracket

0:00On March 18th, the NCAA men's tournament bracket is out, and the Southeastern Conference is making a big splash with 10 teams punching tickets to. March Madness Defending champion Florida grabbed the number one seed in the South region after also winning the SEC regular season title. Alabama and Arkansas both landed number four seeds, with the Crimson Tide opening against Hofstra on Friday and Tampa and the Razorback spacing Hawaii. On Thursday in Portland, meanwhile, the rest of the SEC spread out nicely across the regions. Tennessee earned the number six spot in the Midwest and plays Friday in Philadelphia against the first four winner. Vanderbilt is number five in the South, Kentucky number seven in the Midwest, and Georgia, the number eight there too. Aubrey got a tough break, missing the field despite a strong number three, ranking in strength of schedule and finishing 17 wins and 16 losses. After first year coach felt they deserved a spy, but they ended up among the first four teams left out, along with squads from Oklahoma, San Diego, state, and Indiana.

1:04Other SEC entries include Missouri and Texas A&M as number ten seeds. Missouri takes on Miami of Florida on Friday in St. Louis in the West region, while Texas A&M meets St. Mary's on Thursday in Oklahoma City in the South. Texas also enters via a first four game Tuesday against North Carolina State. Action starts Tuesday with those playing games, setting up a deep run potential for the SEC as the tournament heats up across the country.