2011 SEC Mens Basketball Tournament Quick Preview: TV Schedule, Bracket, Tickets, and History

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It’s February 27th, which means Selection Sunday is now two weeks away. So you know what that means: March Madness 2011 is almost upon us.

As we are every year around this time, MSF will be a one stop shop for all of the TV schedule, bracket, tickets, and history info you want or need. We’ll start with the conference tournaments and go all the way until the Final 4.

We have already posted our Big Ten Tournament Preview, Big East Tournament Preview, Big 12 Tournament Preview, and ACC Tournament Preview. Now it’s the SEC Mens Basketball Tournament Quick Preview, which includes the TV schedule, bracket breakdown, ticket links, and a rundown of the history of the SEC Tournament.

sec-tournament-bracket-tv-schedule-tickets-mens-basketballFirst, the basics:

2011 SEC Mens Basketball Tournament Info

  • SEC Tournament Dates: March 10-13, 2011
  • SEC Tournament Arena: Georgia Dome
  • SEC Tournament Location: Atlanta, Georgia
  • SEC Tournament Website: 2011 SEC Mens Basketball Tournament

2011 SEC Mens Basketball Tournament Tickets

If you are thinking of attending the 2011 SEC Tournament, here are some links (and discount codes!) you can use to find the best prices on tickets:

Below is how the bracket and TV schedule will look. Follow the link to download a printable SEC Tournament bracket.

Note: once we know which teams will be seeded where, I’ll update the table below and someone will have a more detailed preview of the matchups.

2011 SEC Tournament Bracket and TV Schedule

Game Date Matchup Time TV
1 Thu, March 10 E4 Georgia 69 def W5 Auburn 51 1:00 ET SEC Network
2 Thu, March 10 W3 Ole Miss 66 def E6 South Carolina 55 3:30 ET SEC Network
3 Thu, March 10 E5 Tennessee 74 def W4 Arkansas 68 7:30 ET SEC Network
4 Thu, March 10 E3 Vanderbilt 62 def W6 LSU 50 10:00 ET SEC Network
         
5 Fri, March 11 W1 Alabama 65 def E4 Georgia 59 1:00 ET SEC Network
6 Fri, March 11 E2 Kentucky 75 def W3 Ole Miss 66 3:30 ET SEC Network
7 Fri, March 11 E1 Florida 85 def E5 Tennessee 74 7:30 ET SEC Network
8 Fri, March 11 E3 Vanderbilt 87 def W2 Mississippi State 81 10:00 ET SEC Network
         
9 Sat, March 12 E2 Kentucky 72 def W1 Alabama 58 1:00 ET ABC
10 Sat, March 12 E1 Florida 77 def E3 Vanderbilt 66 3:30 ET ABC
         
11 Sun, March 13 SEC Tournament Championship Game: E2 Kentucky 70 def E1 Florida 54 1:00 ET ABC

Here is a rundown of the results of past SEC Tournaments.

SEC Mens Basketball Tournament History: Champions and MVPs

Year SEC Tournament Champion Site SEC Tournament MVP
1933 Kentucky Wildcats Atlanta, GA  
1934 Alabama Crimson Tide Atlanta, GA  
  No Tournament    
1936 Tennessee Volunteers Knoxville, TN  
1937 Kentucky Wildcats Knoxville, TN*  
1938 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Baton Rouge, LA  
1939 Kentucky Wildcats Knoxville, TN  
1940 Kentucky Wildcats Knoxville, TN  
1941 Tennessee Volunteers Louisville, KY  
1942 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1943 Tennessee Volunteers Louisville, KY  
1944 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1945 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1946 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1947 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1948 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1949 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1950 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1951 Vanderbilt Commodores Louisville, KY  
1952 Kentucky Wildcats Louisville, KY  
1953-78 No Tournament    
1979 Tennessee Volunteers Birmingham, AL Kyle Macy, Kentucky
1980 LSU Tigers Birmingham, AL DeWayne Scales, LSU
1981 Ole Miss Rebels Birmingham, AL Dominique Wilkins, Georgia
1982 Alabama Crimson Tide Lexington, KY Dirk Minniefield, Kentucky
1983 Georgia Bulldogs Birmingham, AL Vern Fleming, Georgia
1984 Kentucky Wildcats Nashville, TN Charles Barkely, Auburn
1985 Auburn Tigers Birmingham, AL Chuck Person, Auburn
1986 Kentucky Wildcats Lexington, KY John Williams, LSU
1987 Alabama Crimson Tide Atlanta, GA Derrick McKey, Alabama
1988 Kentucky Wildcats* Baton Rouge, LA Rex Chapman, Kentucky
1989 Alabama Crimson Tide Knoxville, TN Livingston Chatman, Florida
1990 Alabama Crimson Tide Orlando, FL Melvin Cheatum, Alabama
1991 Alabama Crimson Tide Nashville, TN Allan Houston, Tennessee
1992 Kentucky Wildcats Birmingham, AL Jamal Mashburn, Kentucky
1993 Kentucky Wildcats Lexington, KY Travis Ford, Kentucky
1994 Kentucky Wildcats Memphis, TN Travis Ford, Kentucky
1995 Kentucky Wildcats Atlanta, GA Antoine Walker, Kentucky
1996 Mississippi State Bulldogs New Orleans, LA Dontae' Jones, Mississippi State
1997 Kentucky Wildcats Memphis, TN Ron Mercer, Kentucky
1998 Kentucky Wildcats Atlanta, GA Wayne Turner, Kentucky
1999 Kentucky Wildcats Atlanta, GA Scott Padgett, Kentucky
2000 Arkansas Razorbacks Atlanta, GA Brandon Dean, Arkansas
2001 Kentucky Wildcats Nashville, TN Tayshaun Price, Kentucky
2002 Mississippi State Bulldogs Atlanta, GA Mario Austin, Mississippi State
2003 Kentucky Wildcats New Orleans, LA Keith Bogans, Kentucky
2004 Kentucky Wildcats Atlanta, GA Gerald Fitch, Kentucky
2005 Florida Gators Atlanta, GA Matt Walsh, Florida
2006 Florida Gators Nashville, TN Taurean Green, Florida
2007 Florida Gators Atlanta, GA Al Horford, Florida
2008 Georgia Bulldogs Atlanta, GA Sundiata Gaines, Georgia
2009 Mississippi State Bulldogs St. Pete, FL Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi State
2010 Kentucky Wildcats Nashville, TN John Wall, Kentucky
2011 Kentucky Wildcast Atlanta, GA Darius Miller, Kentucky
2012      
  * - Later vacated after Eddie Sutton scandal   Note: The MVP award was not awarded until 1979

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