SEC Conference Tournament 2023 Odds, Schedule and Predictions

March Madness is right around the corner, which means college basketball's conference tournament season is here. One tourney getting underway just ahead of Selection Sunday on March 12 is the SEC Conference Tournament.

Here's everything NCAA basketball fans and bettors need to know about the 2023 SEC Tournament, along with a printable SEC Tournament bracket and a huge FanDuel Sportsbook betting promo.

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SEC Conference Tournament Schedule, Dates & Location

The 2023 SEC Conference Tournament will tip off with its first of two games at 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday, March 8 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN. The SEC Network will televise the opening two rounds. ESPN will broadcast the first two quarterfinal games on Friday starting at 1 p.m. ET, followed by SEC Network coverage for the two late games. The semifinals and championship games are on ESPN with Sunday's SEC final at 1 p.m. ET.

SEC Conference Tournament Schedule

• First Round: March 8
• Second Round: March 9
• Quarterfinals: March 10
• Semifinals: March 11
• Championship: March 12

SEC Conference Tournament Odds

SEC Tournament odds are from FanDuel Sportsbook.

SEC Conference Tournament Prediction

Alabama is the top seed, and the Crimson Tide are positioned to earn their first-ever No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. SEC Player of the Year and top scorer Brandon Miller leads a top-20 offense and top-5 defense, according to KenPom's adjusted ratings. Alabama leads the SEC in scoring and is one of the best in the country at 82.3 points per game. Missouri is No. 2 in the SEC at 80.1 PPG, followed by Kentucky (75.8) and Arkansas (74.8). Mizzu is also tops in FG% at 47.7%, followed by Arkansas (47.5%), Kentucky (46.0%) and Alabama (44.8%). The top rebounding teams are Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky.

The league has really upgraded its coaches in recent years, and Tennessee with coach Rick Barnes boasts the No. 1 adjusted defense in the country. Arkansas has been elevated with Eric Musselman, and Texas A&M's Buzz Williams just earned co-Coach of the Year honors along with (somehow) Jerry Stackhouse of Vanderbilt instead of Nate Oats at Alabama.

So many of these top SEC teams knocked each other off during the regular season, including Texas A&M over Alabama to close the regular season. A&M is on an 8-1 run with its only loss during that time to Mississippi State.

Alabama is the best and Tennessee can gain victory with their defense and balance. Eight SEC teams are projected to make the NCAA Tournament, so you can look down the odds board for more value and capable teams to win the conference tournament such as Arkansas or Missouri.

Pick to Win: Texas A&M or Kentucky

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.