The NCAA Tournament is shaping up to have multiple No. 1 seeds from the SEC for the first time ever, with Auburn, Duke, Houston, and a yet to be determined SEC champion likely taking the top spots. The losses by Auburn and Michigan State in their conference tournaments have influenced this outcome. Tennessee’s victory over Auburn and Wisconsin’s win over Michigan State have contributed to the shakeup in the seeding. If Florida or Tennessee wins the SEC Tournament, they are likely to secure a No. 1 seed, potentially joining Auburn, Duke, and Houston.
The SEC is also expected to have 13 or 14 teams in the NCAA Tournament, setting a new record for the conference. Florida coach Todd Golden believes his team has already secured a No. 1 seed, based on their strong performances throughout the season. Tennessee, on the other hand, has the opportunity to challenge Florida for that final No. 1 seed position. The outcome of the SEC Tournament final between Florida and Tennessee will have a significant impact on the final seeding for the NCAA Tournament.
Overall, the SEC is poised to make a strong statement in this year’s March Madness, with multiple teams vying for top seeds and a record number of teams expected to participate in the tournament. The final seeding and matchups will be revealed during the NCAA Tournament Selection Show on Sunday.
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