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The 2014 SEC men's basketball tournament was the postseason men's basketball tournament for the Southeastern Conference (SEC) held from March 12–16, 2014 in Atlanta at the Georgia Dome.2014 SEC men's basketball tournament http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/Portals/3/SEC%20Website/menshoops/2014Bracket.pdf Southeastern Conference October 23, 2013 The tournament winner, Florida, received the SEC's automatic bid to the 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament. However, like most major NCAA Division I conference tournaments, the SEC Tournament does not determine the official conference champion, since the SEC has awarded its men's basketball championship to the team or teams with the best regular season record since the 1950–51 season.http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/Portals/3/SEC%20Website/menshoops/SECMBBGuide.pdf Through the Years: SEC Champions 2012–13 SEC Men's Basketball Media Guide Southeastern Conference PDF 67 May 16, 2013 Since 1951, when the round-robin schedule was introduced, the title has been decided by a winning percentage on the conference schedule. Florida, the #1 seed, beat #2 seed Kentucky in the championship game 61–60, with Florida stopping Kentucky from making a last second game-winning shot.http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NEWS/tabid/473/Article/249946/florida-wins-sec-mens-basketball-tournament.aspx Florida Wins SEC Men's Basketball Tournament Cartell Sean March 16, 2014 SEC Digital Network March 17, 2014
Seeds
Seed School Conference Overall Tiebreaker1Florida‡ 18–0 32–22Kentucky† 12–6 24–101–0 vs. Georgia3Georgia† 12–6 18–130–1 vs. Kentucky4Tennessee† 11–7 21–125Arkansas# 10–8 21–11 6Ole Miss# 9–9 19–142–0 vs. LSU and Missouri7LSU# 9–9 19–131–1 vs. Ole Miss and Missouri8Missouri# 9–9 22–110–2 vs. Ole Miss and LSU9Texas A&M# 8–10 17–1510Alabama# 7–11 13–191–0 vs. Vanderbilt11Vanderbilt 7–11 15–160–1 vs. Alabama12Auburn 6–12 14–16 13South Carolina 5–13 14–20 14Mississippi State 3–15 14–19 ‡ – SEC regular season champions, and tournament No. 1 seed.† – Received a double-bye in the conference tournament.# – Received a single-bye in the conference tournament.Overall records include all games played in the SEC Tournament.
Schedule
GameTime*Matchup#TelevisionAttendance First round – Wednesday, March 1217:00 pm#12 Auburn vs. #13 South CarolinaSEC TV7,13229:30 pm#11 Vanderbilt vs. #14 Mississippi StateSEC TV Second round – Thursday, March 1331:00 pm#8 Missouri vs. #9 Texas A&MSEC TV9,30844:23 pm#5 Arkansas vs. #13 South CarolinaSEC TV57:10 pm#7 LSU vs. #10 AlabamaSEC TV69:25 pm#6 Ole Miss vs. #14 Mississippi StateSEC TV Quarterfinals – Friday, March 1471:00 pm#1 Florida vs. #8 MissouriESPNU15,27383:30 pm#4 Tennessee vs. #13 South CarolinaESPNU97:00 pm#2 Kentucky vs. #7 LSU SEC TV19,056109:45 pm#3 Georgia vs. #6 Ole MissSEC TV Semifinals – Saturday, March 15111:00 pm#1 Florida vs. #4 TennesseeABC20,330123:30 pm#2 Kentucky vs. #3 GeorgiaABC Championship – Sunday, March 16133:15 pm#1 Florida vs. #2 KentuckyESPN21,021 *Game times in ET. # – Rankings denote tournament seed
Bracket
First roundWednesday, March 12 Second roundThursday, March 13 QuarterfinalsFriday, March 14 SemifinalsSaturday, March 15 ChampionshipSunday, March 16 12 Auburn 56 13 South Carolina 74 11 Vanderbilt 68 14 Mississippi State 82 8 Missouri 91** 9 Texas A&M 83 13 South Carolina 71 5 Arkansas 69 7 LSU 68 10 Alabama 56 14 Mississippi State 66 6 Ole Miss 78 8 Missouri 49 1 #1 Florida 72 13 South Carolina 44 4 Tennessee 59 7 LSU 67 2 Kentucky 85 6 Ole Miss 73 3 Georgia 75 1 #1 Florida 56 4 Tennessee 49 2 Kentucky 70 3 Georgia 58 1 #1 Florida 61 2 Kentucky 60
* denote overtime period
Game statistics
First round
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March 12
7:00 pm EDT
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South Carolina Gamecocks
74
Auburn Tigers
56
38–26
36–30
D. Notice, 23
M. Kacinas, 10
M. Kacinas, 3
C. Denson, 14
K. Harrell, 5
K. Harrell. 2
Georgia Dome
7,132
Tony Greene, Joe Lindsay, Antinio Petty
SEC TV
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March 12
9:35 pm EDT
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Mississippi State Bulldogs
82
Vanderbilt Commodores
68
36–31
46–37
C. Sword, 20
I. Ready, 6
C. Sword, 6
D. Jones, 16
J. Siakam, 5
Tied, 3
Georgia Dome
7,132
Doug Shows, Anthony Jordan, John Hampton
SEC TV
Second round
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1:00 pm EDT
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Texas A&M Aggies
83
Missouri Tigers
91
34–26
57–57
A. Caruso, 28
A. Caruso, 8
A. Caruso, 7
J. Brown, 26
J. Williams, 15
J. Williams, 4
Georgia Dome
9,308
Antonio Petty, Mike Nance, Tony Henderson
SEC TV
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March 13
4:25 pm EDT
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South Carolina Gamecocks
71
Arkansas Razorbacks
69
35–32
36–37
S. Thornwell, 17
M. Kacinas, 10
D. Notice, 3
C. Clarke, 13
C. Clarke, 5
R. Madden, 4
Georgia Dome
9,308
Pat Adams, Ron Groover, James Barker
SEC TV
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March 13
7:11 pm EDT
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Alabama Crimson Tide
56
LSU Tigers
68
24–35
32–33
Tied, 11
L. Randolph, 6
T. Releford, 3
S. Coleman, 15
J. Mickey, 11
A. Hickey, 8
Georgia Dome
9,308
Anthony Jordan, John Hampton, Pat Evans
SEC TV
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March 13
9:35 pm EDT
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Mississippi State Bulldogs
66
Ole Miss Rebels
78
44–35
22–43
Tied, 16
G. Ware, 10
Tied, 3
Tied, 21
D. Cox, 6
J. Summers, 6
Georgia Dome
9,308
Joe Lindsay, Lee Cassell, Brian Shey
SEC TV
Quarterfinals
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March 14
1:00 pm EDT
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Missouri Tigers
49
Florida Gators
72
29–29
20–43
J. Brown, 18
J. Brown, 5
Tied, 2
Tied, 15
D. Finney-Smith, 9
K. Hill, 5
Georgia Dome
15,273
Tony Greene, Antinio Petty, Lee Cassell
ESPNU
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March 14
3:25 pm EDT
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South Carolina Gamecocks
44
Tennessee Volunteers
59
18–28
26–31
B. Williams, 9
M. Carrera, 8
D. Notice, 5
J. Stokes, 22
J. Stokes, 15
J. McRae, 3
Georgia Dome
15,273
Mike Nance, Anthony Jordan, Tony Henderson
ESPNU
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March 14
7:00 pm EDT
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LSU Tigers
67
Kentucky Wildcats
85
32–42
35–43
J. O'Bryant, 18
J. Mickey, 13
Tied, 4
J. Young, 21
J. Randle, 16
An. Harrison, 8
Georgia Dome
19,056
Doug Shows, Joe Lindsay, Glenn Tuitt
SEC TV
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March 14
9:25 pm EDT
Recap
Ole Miss Rebels
73
Georgia Bulldogs
75
38–36
35–39
J. Summers, 26
M. Newby, 10
Tied, 3
C. Mann, 16
M. Thornton, 11
J. Frazier, 3
Georgia Dome
19,056
Pat Adams, Ron Groover, Pat Evans
SEC TV
Semifinals
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March 15
1:00 pm EDT
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Tennessee Volunteers
49 Florida Gators
56
35–28
14–28
J. McRae, 15
J. Maymon, 9
A. Barton, 3
P. Young, 16
P. Young, 8
C. Prather, 5
Georgia Dome
20,330
Doug Shows, Pat Adams, Joe Lindsay
ABC
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March 15
3:40 pm EDT
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Georgia Bulldogs
58
Kentucky Wildcats
70
32–36
26–34
K. Gaines, 13
M. Thornton, 6
B. Morris, 2
Aa. Harrison, 22
J. Randle, 11
An. Harrison, 9
Georgia Dome
20,330
Tony Greene, Mike Nance, Lee Cassell
ABC
Championship game
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March 16
3:15 pm EDT
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Florida Gators
61
Kentucky Wildcats
60
40–30
21–30
Tied, 14
W. Yeguete, 7
S. Wilbekin, 6
Aa. Harrison, 16
W. Cauley-Stein, 11
Tied, 2
Georgia Dome
21,021
Tony Greene, Doug Shows, Ron Groover
ESPN
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