SEC Network posts up for women’s, men’s SEC tourneys

SEC Network tips from tournament time with the first round, second round and quarterfinals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament games aired on the network, accompanied by live studio coverage on site throughout both the women’s and men’s tournaments.

Expansive SEC Tournament action on the SEC Network
The first, second and quarterfinals of the SEC Women’s Tournament will be televised on the SEC Network and presented by the Region. Analyst Tamika Catchings and play-by-play Eric Fred will the team to call the first round and afternoon games in the second round and quarterfinals; analyst Carolyn Peck and play-by-play commentators Courtney Lyle will announce afternoon games throughout the week, as well as the semifinals and championship games on ESPNU and ESPN. Longtime ESPN analyst Brooke Weisbrodwhich celebrates its 20th year on ESPN in 2023, will be the sideline reporter for the first round through the semifinals, with recent Curt Gowdy Award recipient Holly Rowe handle championship duties on Sunday.

The first and second rounds of the SEC Men’s Tournament, as well as the evening quarterfinals, are scheduled for SEC Network. Karl Ravech will be the afternoon task through the quarterfinals, and Tom Hart will call evening matchups. Analysts for this weekday game Jimmy Dykes, Dane Bradshaw and Daymeon Fishback. Ravech and Dykes will team up for Saturday’s semifinals and Sunday’s championship on ESPN. Marty Smith and Just Alyssa will show sideline duties throughout the tournament from Nashville on the SEC Network and ESPN.

SEC Now Covers Hardcourt Events from ‘Villes
SEC Now began SEC Network Champ Week coverage on site in Greenville, as an analyst Andrew Carter and Steffi Sorensen join the host Just Alyssa to provide pre-game, halftime and post-game insight throughout the week. Lang, Carter and Sorensen will tip off SEC Now at 10:30 a.m. (Wed.), 11:30 a.m. (Thurs. and Fri.), along with a special Championship Sunday edition with Lang, Carter, Sorensen and Peck at 6 p.m.

next week, SEC Now will have the Men’s SEC Tournament program live from Music City, as host From Nowkha and Peter Burns and analysts Pat Bradley, Daymeon Fishback and Ron Slay team for pre-game, halftime and post-game coverage on SEC Network throughout the tournament.

Additional Programming Highlights and Coverage:

• Paul Finebaum Exhibition: Finebaum will be live throughout the week, covering the latest from the SEC Women’s and Men’s Basketball Tournaments on SEC Network and ESPN Radio. When there are live games on the SEC Network, Paul Finebaum Exhibition will be broadcast on ESPN Radio and/or SEC Network+.
• SEC Inside: SEC Network will air two special SEC Tournament recaps to wrap up action from the semifinals and finals in Greenville and Nashville. SEC Inside: Women’s SEC Tournament airs at 7 pm on Saturday, March 7 and SEC Inside: Men’s SEC Tournament next week at 10pm on Tuesday, March 14.
• SEC Now: Special Picks: SEC Now: Special Basketball Picks is set for Sunday, March 12 at 9 pm from the SEC Network’s Charlotte studio. Burns and Lang will be joined by analysts Patrick Young and Sorensen in response to team watch parties and interviews from SEC squads selected for postseason play.
• Southern Hoops: SEC Basketball History Presented by Pfizer: The final trio of episodes of “South Hoops: A History of SEC Basketball” will air on Mondays surrounding both tournaments (Feb. 27, March 6, March 13) at 9 p.m. on the SEC Network. The seven-part SEC Stoied documentary, directed by Fritz Mitchell, chronicles the origins and progression of men’s and women’s basketball in the conference as the sport approaches the 75th anniversary of the first NCAA Championship won by an SEC institution.
• SEC Social & Digital Network: Social and digital SEC Network will have full on-site coverage of both tournaments on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, as well as behind-the-scenes highlights and digital content on SECNetwork.com and elsewhere.
• College GameDay is sponsored by State Farm will end the women’s final season with full Championship Sunday coverage of the SEC Women’s Basketball Championship on Saturday, March 5.