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SEC Tournament: Tennessee's March Madness Path

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Tennessee Volunteers gear up for the SEC Tournament, aiming for a deep run to bolster their March Madness resume. After a strong regular season, theyre projected as a fifth seed in Portland, Oregon, facing Northern Iowa in the first round. Keep an eye on their performance as the official NCAA brackets drop on March fifteenth.

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SEC Tournament: Tennessee's March Madness Path

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!SEC Tournament: Tennessee's March Madness Path. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 11th, the SEC tournament kicks off Wednesday at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. 9th seeded Kentucky faces 16th-seated LSU in the opening match-up at 12.30pm, eastern on the SEC network. Tennessee sits as the fifth seed with a 21-10 record. The volunteers play Thursday in the second round against the winner of 12th-seated Auburn who are 16 and 15 and 13th-seated. Mississippi State at 13 and 18, fans are buzzing as these teams fight for momentum heading into March madness. Tennessee's strong regular season has them in a solid spot, but they need a deep run to boost their resume. After Tuesday's college basketball action, ESPN-breakatologist Joe Lanardi dropped fresh projections. He slasped the balls as a fifth seed in Portland, Oregon, opening against 12th-seated Northern Iowa with a potential second round clash against. Fourth seeded Texas Tech, or 13th-seated Utah Valley. The official NCAA brackets dropped March 15th on Selection Sunday at 6pm, eastern on

CBS, so keep an eye on how the SEC play shakes out for. Tennessee's Big Dance Path.

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