Seedings for the Sec Baseball Tournament Announced: What You Need to Know
The SEC Baseball Tournament is starting on Tuesday. All of the teams have played their final regular season games. Let's preview each team and their seeding.
By Baron Dionis
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The regular season has come to a close, which means the SEC Baseball Tournament is starting this week. With the final conference games finished, all of the conference records are finalized. These conference records determine the seeding for this tournament.
Missouri and Auburn are the only two teams in the Southeastern Conference that are not playing. This is because the two teams with the worst records in the conference do not play in the tournament.
Let's take a look at the seeding of the twelve teams inside of this tournament.