SEC Baseball Tournament Bracket: Printable Version, Teams & Locations

On Saturday, the Regular Season in SEC Baseball came to a close as each team across the Conference turns the page toward the Postseason. The Postseason for each SEC team begins in Hoover, Alabama as all 16 teams will face off for the chance to win the SEC Tournament which guarantees an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament while giving each team a chance to improve its Tournament resume.

The Texas Longhorns won the SEC and after some jockeying on Saturday, the SEC Tournament is officially set.

For a printable version of the SEC Baseball Tournament Bracket, click HERE.

Matchups, Teams, and Tournament Byes

Unlike several other major power conferences, every team in the SEC makes the Conference Tournament, which makes for a more entertaining week. The tournament will start on Tuesday morning with Alabama facing Missouri, Kentucky facing Oklahoma, South Carolina facing Florida, and Texas A&M facing Mississippi State.

Texas, Arkansas, LSU, and Vanderbilt earned Top Four seeds which gives them two byes in the tournament, which means their tournament starts in the Quarterfinals. Georgia, Auburn, Ole Miss, and Tennessee all earned first round byes, meaning they'll start their Tournament runs in the second round.

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The SEC Tournament brings every team to Hoover, Alabama as they fight for the SEC Tournament Championship. The games will be played in the Hoover Metropolitan Stadium which hosted the 1990 and 1996 Tournaments before becoming the permanent host in 1998.

How to Watch the SEC Baseball Tournament

Every game of the SEC Baseball Tournament aside from the SEC Championship Game will be broadcast on the SEC Network, which is a part of ESPN's Network Offerings. The SEC Baseball tournament final will be broadcast on ESPN's main channel. If you are looking for a streaming service to watch the SEC Tournament and the NCAA Tournament, Fubo TV will have all of the games available.

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