Vanderbilt Stuns Florida, Ole Miss Surprises

0:00On March 14th, the SEC men's basketball tournament semi-finals delivered big drama on Saturday, with just one day until selection Sunday in March. Man is on deck. Vanderbilt dominated top-seated Florida 91-74, punching their ticket to Sunday's championship at 1pm Eastern on ESPN. Meanwhile, 15th-seated Ole Miss faced third-seated Arkansas at 3.30pm, marking the Rebels' fourth straight tournament game. Vanderbilt's back court stars Tyler Tanner and Duke Miles combined for 35 points and 15 assists, while Jalen Washington added 17. Off the bench, the Commodores built a 25-point lead in the second half, hitting 10-3 pointers to Florida's few makes and thriving on the gators. Turnovers Ole Miss entered the tournament on a 12-loss skid in their last 13 games, but stunned everyone by knocking off Texas, Georgia, and Alabama in three days. This March, the first time they've trailed all week after Arkansas jumped ahead early with a lob

1:00dunk. Florida's loss raises questions about hanging on to a number 1 NCAA seed, despite their defending champ status. Vanderbilt now awaits the winner, with the champ earning an automatic tournament bid. As the dust settles in Nashville, eyes turn to that title clash and how these results shake up bracketology before the big reveal.