Vanderbilt vs Arkansas: SEC Semifinals Shocker

0:00On March 14, conference tournaments are heating up with Selection Sunday just one day away and March Madness on deck. In the SEC semi-finals, fourth-seated Vanderbilt crushed top-seated Florida 91 to 74, while third-seated Arkansas edged out. 15th-seated Ole Miss 93 to 90 in overtime. That sets up a Vanderbilt vs. Arkansas title game on Sunday at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. Ole Miss put on a stunning show, becoming the lowest seed ever to reach the SEC semi-finals. They nearly pulled off a fourth straight upset, forcing overtime with a last-second lay-up by AJ Store, who finished with 24 points. But Arkansas held on thanks to strong scoring from Malik Thomas with 29 points and Darius Akov Jr. with 24. Vanderbilt's back core duo of Tyler Tanner and Duke Miles, combined for 35 points and 15 assists in their dominant win over Florida. The Commodores built a 25-point lead, their home crowd roaring them on at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.

1:05Florida, the defending national champs, now faces questions about hanging on to a number 1 NCAA seed. Coming into the tournament, Ole Miss had dropped 12 of their last 13 games, making their run through Texas, Georgia and Alabama. Pure magic. Arkansas played short-handed with just seven guys but grinded through the fatigue. Vanderbilt's speed overwhelmed Florida's size all game long. Fans are buzzing about the surprise results as brackets shake up ahead of the big dance. The SEC champ gets an automatic NCAA bid and both finalists could punch tickets either way. Keep an eye on Sunday's finale for more chaos.