Because the teams split the season series, a coin flip Sunday determined that South Carolina would have the No. 1 seed for this week's SEC tournament in Greenville, South Carolina. SEC commissioner ...

The SEC tournament's No.1 seed could be determined by a coin flip. Here's why Texas or South Carolina's fate is left up to ...

Here's what you need to know why a coin flip was needed to determine the No. 1 seed in the 2025 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament and a more: Why will SEC seeding between South Carolina ...

As a way of determining the top seed for this month’s tournament, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey flipped a coin during halftime of LSU’s game against Mississippi, with the moment broadcast live ...

And because South Carolina and Texas didn’t lose any other SEC games, the conference immediately moved to its third option, which was: A coin flip. Predictably, South Carolina celebrated while ...

If Dawn Staley’s team beats Kentucky and Texas takes down Florida, the SEC will have exhausted its tiebreaker, resulting in a coin flip to determine which team earns the No. 1 seed in the ...

If both teams finish with a win, the SEC stated that a coin flip would take place at the conference office in Birmingham, Alabama, to decide the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds in the 2025 SEC Tournament.

If both teams win on Sunday, the SEC will live stream a coin flip by Commissioner Greg Sankey at halftime of the LSU and Ole Miss game on the SEC Network. Feb 9, 2025; Austin, Texas, USA ...

This story was updated to include additional information after the coin flip was held. Texas or South Carolina's reign as the No.1 seed in the SEC Tournament is left up to a coin flip. No ...

The No. 1 seed in the upcoming SEC women's basketball tournament came down to a coin flip. South Carolina's side of the coin came up and the Gamecocks will be the top seed for the conference ...