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Voluntary Tennessee No. 9 Tennessee will be on Thursday, March 6, 2025 (3/6/25), in the second round of the Sec women's basketball tournament in the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC in front of Vanderbilt Commodores No. 8 (3/6/25).

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What: SEC women's basketball tournament

Who: Tennessee against Vanderbilt

When: March 6, 2025 (3/6/25)

Where: Bon Secours Wellness Arena

Time: 11 a.m.

TV: SEC network

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Here is the College basketball story of women about the Associated Press:

Greenville, SC (AP) – Dawn StaLey has since won eight Southeasters Conference tournaments, which was taken over in 2008 as head coach in South Carolina.

She sees a ninth profit as the greatest challenge.

To say that the SEC is invited is an understatement. The conference has five teams in the top 12 of the latest AP survey, including Texas No. 1, No. 5 South Carolina, No. 9 LSU, No. 10 Oklahoma and No. 12 Kentucky. A total of seven teams are classified in the top 25, and this does not include the 17-time tournament champion Tennessee.

The SEC is so competitive that despite their top 10 ranking, the Sooners took the fifth in the conference and did not even receive a double decision in the tournament.

“By far the hardest. … the toughest, ”said Staley about this year's level of competition in the Sec tournament compared to earlier seasons.

South Carolina (27-3) will be No. 1 for the fourth season in a row after winning a coin flip with Texas on Sunday.

Both teams ended the conference game with 15: 1 and separated the season series with 67:50 winners on January 12 in Columbia and the Longhorns, which reacted on February 9 with a 66: 62 victory in Austin. A gum band, which was eagerly awaited, could come in Greenville on Sunday.

The Gamecocks have a lot of experience in a big game. They have won four of the last five SEC tournament titles and two of the last three national championships. But Staley said that all of this “down the drain this year” this year, given the admission of Texas and Oklahoma in the conference.

“We have two teams with which we did not have to deal with last year, and these are Texas and Oklahoma, and that will affect the result,” said Stagey. “They had an impact on the regular season and are now (will have an impact on the tournament).”

Booker leads No. 1 Texas

Texas (29-2) entered the tournament with a winning streak of 13 games and took first place in the country for the first time in 21 years, proof of the job head coach Vic Schaefer in Austin.

It helps the Longhorns to have one of the best players in the country in Madison Booker, who achieves an average of 16 points, 6.5 points and 1.6 steals per game. With Booker who leads the way, Schaefer believes to win the Longhorns.

“We have a three-game tournament and a six-game tournament ahead of us and the gauntlet that this group went through will not give anything that you have not seen,” said Schaefer.

LSU without Johnson

Although the Longhorns were disappointed that they did not win the coin flip, they can take their heart because they know that there may be a simpler way to the championship game on Sunday.

This is because LSU (27-4) No. 3, a potential opponent in the semi-finals, will be without Star Flau'jae Johnson, who will miss the conference tournament with a shin injury. Tiger coach Kim Mulkey said she wanted Johnson to be rested for the NCAA tournament.

The tigers lost 85-77 against Mississippi 85-77 in the season finale without Johnson.

“I don't have the feeling that something we do in the conference tournament, even if we have lost both games, will have an impact here in the NCAA tournament, said Mulkey.” We have a great job and Flau'jae will be back. “

Kentucky offers acc. Look

Kentucky lured head coach Kenny Brooks away from Virginia Tech in the last low season and it was a blessing for the wildcats who took fourth place in the league despite 11 new players. Georgia Amoore and Clara Strack followed Brooks to Lexington, as did some of his incoming recruits, and the team has a very Atlantic coast.

But the wildcats (22-6) have adapted well.

“The nice thing that the Sec is stacked is that we are part of the stack and we are happy about it,” said Brooks.

Brooks called Amoore, who only needs eight assists to break the school's auxiliary record, “the country's best point guard”. Strack, who had 23 points in South Carolina during the defeat on Sunday, took a big step forward in the second year.

Oklahoma trending up

The Sooners (23-6) have a winning streak with seven games, including a 91-84 victory against No. 20 Auburn on Sunday, but would have to win four games in four days to record the tournament. A potential quarter -final game with Kentucky is waiting.

Former Tennessee Showdown?

Vanderbilt (21-9) Eighth seeds may not have the deepest team in the Sec, but the volunteers have two women who can really fill it. Mikayla Blakes and Khamamil Pierre take second and fourth place in the SEC in the rating, both on average more than 20 points per game.

A potential Matchup in the second round with the rival Tennessee in the state seems to be imminent, so that the vols with ninth seeds with 16 seed Texas A&M preserve. Tennessee (21-8) fought itself on the route and has to play on the first day of the tournament, a shocking development for this once dominant program.

The Vols would have to win five games in five days to win their 18th conference tournament.

(The Associated Press contributed to this report)

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