2025 SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Schedule & TV Stream!

The 2025 SEC men’s basketball tournament, one of the premier conference tournaments in college basketball, begins on Wednesday. Teams from the powerhouse SEC conference will converge in Nashville to compete for the coveted tournament crown. Auburn, the regular-season champion and a strong contender for the top seed in March Madness, is expected to be the favorite. However, Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama are also formidable championship contenders to watch out for.

The tournament promises thrilling matchups right from the start, with teams like Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas vying for a spot in the NCAA Tournament. With five days of intense action leading up to Selection Sunday, here’s how to stay updated on all the games.

To catch the SEC tournament action, tune in to the SEC Network and ESPN for live coverage. The initial rounds will be broadcast exclusively on the SEC Network, while ESPN will feature the later stages, including the semifinals and the championship game.

For viewers interested in watching the tournament, Fubo offers a free trial subscription for new users. Below is the schedule and bracket for the SEC tournament:

First Round – Wednesday, March 12
Game 1: Arkansas vs. South Carolina (1 p.m., SEC Network)
Game 2: Vanderbilt vs. Texas (3:30 p.m., SEC Network)
Game 3: Mississippi State vs. LSU (7 p.m., SEC Network)
Game 4: Georgia vs. Oklahoma (9:30 p.m., SEC Network)

Second Round – Thursday, March 13
Games featuring winners from the first round matchups.

Quarterfinals – Friday, March 14
Exciting matchups including top seeds Auburn, Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama.

Semifinals – Saturday, March 15
The remaining teams battle it out for a spot in the championship game.

Championship – Sunday, March 16
The ultimate showdown to determine the SEC tournament champion will air on ESPN at 1 p.m.

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