SEC Tournament Semifinals: Upsets & Comebacks

0:00On March 14th, the SEC men's basketball tournament is in high gear at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, with semi-finals underway on this Saturday March 14th. Topsy Florida faces 4th seeded Vanderbilt at 1pm. Eastern Time, followed by 15th seeded Ole Miss, taking on 3rd seeded Arkansas at 3.30pm. A spot in tomorrow's 1pm championship game is on the line, and these results could shake up March man his brackets with. Selection, Sunday, just 1 day away. Vanderbilt has jumped out to a big halftime lead over Florida, up 47 to 34. The Commodore's forced 9 turnovers for 20 points, and got 9 points each from Duke Miles, Tyler Tanner, and Devin McLaughton. They've also hit 5-3 pointers to Florida's 1, building separation early after a strong quarter final run. Ole Miss made history as the first 15th seed to reach the semis, while Arkansas punched its ticket with an 82-79 thriller. Over Oklahoma, Darius A. Cuff Jr. exploded for 37 points, nearly a tournament record,

1:05adding 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals to seal the win in the final seconds. Fans are buzzing about these upsets and hot streaks as underdogs like Vanderbilt and Ole Miss challenge the favorites. Ford is struggling from beyond the arc, matching a season low, which is put extra pressure on Coach Todd Golden, amid officiating delays, and reviews. As the second halves unfold, keep an eye on whether Vanderbilt can hold off a Florida comeback, and if Arkansas pulls away from Ole Miss. These outcomes will fuel the final push into the big dance.