Florida Stuns #19 Alabama in the 2nd round of the Sec -Woman tournament

Sarah Ashlee Barker tried to warn us. And their teammates. Nothing is a certain time for the Sec tournament. In a tournament that had run before Chalk before Bama's game with Florida on Thursday evening, the Florida Gator (16-16) achieved the first surprise, a 63-61 victory against No. 19 Alabama.

The flood with a high NCAA tournament seed did not have the same feeling of urgency as Florida, who has to win the SEC tournament to get a ticket for the big dance.

The Florida newcomer Liv McGill, who twisted her ankle late on Wednesday evening against Auburn, did not show any negative effects on this injury when she was carving the purple tide defense of 29 points.

But just as great was a history of Florida's defense that forced 19 purple tide sales. Bama also held 34 percent of the shootout. The flood was 8 out of 28 from 3-point area.

Barker led Alabama with 24 points. The flood (23-8) was covered by two with 2.1 seconds. An Inbound's pass from Karly Weathers came to Barker under the bucket, but she was hidden with Gator and could not achieve a good shot after time.

Now the flood is waiting for the NCAA tournament selection show on March 16 at 7 p.m. to find out where to go. Before today's game, the flood was expected to be a seed No. 4, which means that they would organize in the Coleman Coliseum in the first and second round.