Complete 2023 Southeastern Conference baseball tournament bracket

Take a look at the schedule for the 2023 edition of the SEC Tournament, including all of the seedings and brackets.

The Florida Gators are the 2023 Southeastern Conference regular-season baseball champions after clinching a share of the title with a series win at the Kentucky Wildcats to wrap up the schedule.

But fear not, hardball fans! There is plenty of excitement remaining this month when the SEC Tournament begins on Tuesday, May 23, at the Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Hoover, Alabama. The Orange and Blue earned the top seed in the brackets thanks to their superlative run through the conference this spring, but there are plenty of other great teams in the mix this coming week as well.

Take a look below at the schedule for the 2023 edition of the SEC Tournament, including all of the seedings and brackets. All times are in EDT and all games will be broadcast on the SEC Network except for the finals, which can be followed on ESPN2.

ACC baseball tournament bracket set

The annual ACC baseball tournament is all set to take place in Durham, North Carolina this week. See the schedule and bracket here!

The following is courtesy of the Atlantic Coast Conference

GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Atlantic Division champion Wake Forest and Coastal Division champion Virginia are the top two seeds for the 2023 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship, which gets underway Tuesday and runs through Sunday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, North Carolina.

The Championship will feature a pool-play format, leading into a four-team, single-elimination bracket to determine the league champion.

Notre Dame onto Elite Eight in men’s lacrosse

Go Irish, beat Johns Hopkins

A year ago the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team was inexplicably left out of the NCAA Tournament.  A year later they’re the nation’s third overall seed and now just one win away from advancing to the final four.

This comes after the Irish annihilated Utah 20-7 on Saturday’s first round of the 16-team tournament.  Things started fast for the Irish as they jumped out to an 8-0 advantage and the issue was never really in doubt.

Jake Taylor set a Notre Dame tournament record by netting five goals.  As usual, Pat Kavanagh was stellar as he netted three himself and assisted on three more.  Chris Kavanagh added two more goals and an assist for the victorious Irish.

Notre Dame now advances to the national quarterfinals in Annapolis where they’ll take on the sixth-seed, Johns Hopkins University on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET.

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Joe Lunardi projects Alabama to be top overall seed in NCAA MBB Tournament

The Crimson Tide is projected to be the highest-ranked seed in the entire tournament.

Alabama men’s basketball has impressed the nation with a 25-4 overall record and a 15-1 record against in-conference opponents. With only two games remaining, the Crimson Tide can win out and likely take the top overall seed in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

According to ESPN’s Joe Lunardi, Nate Oats and his team are the best team in the nation and would earn the No. 1 overall seed if the tournament were to start today.

Auburn will visit Tuscaloosa for a mid-week matchup and then the Crimson Tide will take on Texas A&M on the road to close out the regular season.

Roll Tide Wire will continue to follow Alabama basketball as the 2022-2023 regular season winds down.

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Alabama basketball remains No. 1 seed in latest bracket projections

Despite a tough road loss to Tennessee, The Crimson Tide stay put as a projected No. 1 seed.

Alabama basketball suffered loss No. 4 in the 2022-2023 season to Tennessee on the road. A sloppy game by the Crimson Tide’s offense led to the defeat.

Though it may sting, the outcome really doesn’t have much of an effect on the team for now. The Crimson Tide will make the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament unless the program somehow seizes to exist before it gets started. At this point, it’s all about seeding.

Well, ESPN’s bracketology expert Joe Lunardi dropped Alabama from being the overall top seed, but still has the Tide entering the tournament as a No. 1 seed.

Roll Tide Wire will continue to cover Alabama basketball and provide projection updates as March Madness approaches.

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Alabama MBB remains a No. 1 seed in ESPN Bracketology update

Alabama MBB stays a No. 1 seed despite the big loss to Oklahoma.

Alabama’s loss on the road to Oklahoma was rather disheartening. The Crimson Tide team that has beaten two top-ranked opponents and fought all the way up to the No. 2 rankings lost 93-69 to the Sooners.

At the end of the day, this was only Alabama’s third loss of the 2022-2023 college basketball season and the team remains perfect in SEC play.

ESPN’s lead bracketology expert Joe Lunardi has the Crimson Tide staying put as a No. 1 seed, despite the ugly loss.

Unless Nate Oats and his team forget how to play basketball, it’s unlikely this team will come close to missing the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. For now, it’s all about seeding.

Roll Tide Wire will continue to cover Alabama basketball as the season progresses.

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Alabama MBB still No. 1 seed in projected NCAA March madness brackets

Tide Hoops stays as a one seed in current projections for the 2023 NCAA men’s basketball tournament!

As the 2022-2023 men’s basketball season rolls on, the NCAA tournament gets closer and closer. While there’s plenty of time for games to be won or lost, it’s always fun to see where most teams stand at this point in the season.

Alabama, with a record of 16-2 and a perfect 6-0 in-conference record, is projected to be a No. 1 seed in the tournament, according to ESPN’s lead bracketologist, Joe Lunardi.

The Crimson Tide would be one of five total SEC teams in the entire tournament in Lunardi’s projection.

Head coach Nate Oats and his team will travel to Missouri to take on the Tigers in another SEC matchup.

Roll Tide Wire will continue to cover Alabama basketball as the regular season progresses and will include updates as to where the Tide is projected to land in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

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Notre Dame gets no luck of the Irish in NCAA baseball tournament seeding

What did Notre Dame ever do to the NCAA selection committee? Mercy

One would think going 35-14 overall and earning the fourth seed in the deepest conference in college baseball this season would be enough to earn an NCAA regional to host this college baseball postseason but that wasn’t the case for Notre Dame as the Irish will be the second seed in the Statesboro (Georgia) region.

Most believed Notre Dame was headed to hosting their own regional but that wasn’t the case as brackets were released on Monday.  Mike Buddie, who holds a chair on the selection committee gave reason to why Notre Dame was left out as a regional host on ESPN2 following the selection show.

“When we were looking at Notre Dame, Oklahoma and LSU for some of those last host spots, we had to get really particular. Instead of looking just at Quad 1, we looked at record against teams ranked 1-25 to try and separate. Our belief was to be a national seed, unless you’ve done something spectacular in your conference regular season and/or winning the tournament like East Carolina, Stanford and Tennessee were able to do. How do you quorum against those really exceptional teams – those elite teams.

The region is a double-elimination format as Notre Dame will open against Texas Tech with the winner of that matchup meeting the winner of No. 1 Georgia Southern and No. 4 UNC-Greensboro.

Awaiting the winner of the Statesboro regional will then likely be top-overall seed Tennessee who is the runaway favorite to win the College World Series this year.

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Clear Play: Your guide on how to bet on March Madness

One month, endless madness. Here’s all you need to know to cash in.

Bet For The Win’s editor and college basketball guru, Caroline Darney, breaks down exactly how she thinks you should bet on the 2022 NCAA Tournament.
All odds via Tipico.
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BetFTW March Madness Special: We got you boosted odds on every 9 seed

A 9 seed parlay with boosted odds? We’re in.

There might not be a more difficult game to bet on during the First Round of the NCAA Tournament that the No. 9 vs. No. 8 seed matchups in each region.

Usually you can toss out the seeding here since these teams could switch rankings and it wouldn’t make much of a difference. If your squad finds itself in this game, it’s because they’re good enough to make a run and have enough flaws to question their resume to begin with.

Here at BetFTW, we want to make betting on these four games a little easier—and a lot more enticing—so we called up our pals at Tipico Sportsbook to give us some better odds.

Presenting: BetFTW’s Dressed to the Nines Boost. You can now parlay all four No. 9 seeds to win their First Round matchup with odds boosted to +2000. A max bet of $20 would payout $420 total.

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This year’s No. 8 vs. No. 9 matchups feature Boise St-Memphis, North Carolina-Marquette, Creighton-San Diego State and Seton Hall-TCU.

To collect on the boost, we need TCU, Creighton, Marquette and Memphis to win straight up. It’s certainly not impossible. No. 9 seeds have won 73 of 144 games since the field expanded to 64 teams in 1985. More than half of those games were decided by fewer than 10 points.

These are true toss-ups with the lower-ranked team an underdog in name only. For that reason alone, we’re riding with the No. 9 seeds and grabbing these odds while we can.

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