SEC Network is posting up for the postseason with more than 60 hours of studio and event programming on SEC Network surrounding the action in Greenville, SC and Nashville, Tenn. First round, second round and quarterfinal Southeastern Conference Tournament games are set for SECN, accompanied with live studio coverage on site throughout both the women’s and men’s tournaments.

SEC Tournament Showdowns Slated for SEC Network, ESPN and ESPNU
The first, second and quarterfinal rounds of the SEC Women’s Tournament will be televised on SEC Network. Eric Frede will team up with Christy Thomaskutty and Tamika Catchings to call the first round, as well as afternoon games in the second round/quarterfinals, with Thomaskutty and Catchings alternating games. The duo of Courtney Lyle and Carolyn Peck will announce evening games during the week and are also tasked with calling the semifinals and championship game. Longtime ESPN analyst Brooke Weisbrod, who celebrated two decades with ESPN last season, will serve as the sideline reporter for the entire tournament.

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

SEC Now Covers Hardcourt Happenings from the ‘Villes
SEC Now has the action from Greenville covered, as analysts Steffi Sorensen and Nikki Fargas join host Alyssa Lang to provide pre-game, halftime and post-game insights throughout the week. Tournament studio action from Greenville will tip off SEC Now at 10:30 a.m. (Wed.), 11:30 a.m. (Thurs. and Fri.), along with Semifinal Saturday coverage throughout the day and a special Championship Sunday post-game edition at 8 p.m.

The following week, SEC Now will have live SEC Men’s Tournament programming from Music City, as hosts Dari Nowkhah and Peter Burns and analysts Pat Bradley, Dane Bradshaw, Daymeon Fishback and Ron Slay team up for pre-game, halftime and post-game coverage on SEC Network throughout the tournament.

Additional Programming and Coverage Highlights:

• The Paul Finebaum Show: 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 SEC Network, The Paul Finebaum Show will air on ESPN Radio and/or SEC Network+. In Nashville, The Paul Finebaum Show will be live Wednesday-Friday from Bridgestone Arena.
• Peck Takes Part in College GameDay: ESPN’s College GameDay Covered by State Farm® will be live from multiple championship sites on Sunday, March 10 (ESPN). GameDay analyst and Hall of Famer Carolyn Peck will be live from Greenville, S.C. ahead of calling the SEC Championship Game, while the rest of the GameDay crew will join from other tournament sites.
• SEC Inside: SEC Network will air two special SEC Tournament recaps to wrap up the action from the semifinals and finals in Greenville and Nashville. SEC Inside: SEC Women’s Tournament airs at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12 and SEC Inside: SEC Men’s Tournament follows the next week at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19.
• SEC Now: Selection Special: SEC Now: Selection Special is set for Sunday, March 17 at 9 p.m. from SEC Network’s Charlotte studios. Burns and Lang will be joined by analysts Slay and Sorensen to react to team watch parties and interviews from the SEC squads selected for postseason play.
• SEC Network Social & Digital: SEC Network social and digital will have full, on-site coverage from both tournaments across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and Twitter/X, as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes highlights and digital content on SECNetwork.com and more.

Champ Week – SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament (Greenville, SC)

 Champ Week – SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

About SEC Network
The Southeastern Conference and ESPN launched SEC Network on August 14, 2014. The network televises hundreds of games across the SEC’s 21 sports annually. Programming includes in-depth analysis and storytelling in studio shows such as SEC Nation, Marty & McGee, Out Of Pocket, Read & React and Rally Cap, daily news and information with The Paul Finebaum Show and SEC Now, original content such as TrueSouth, SEC Storied and SEC Inside, and more. Hundreds of additional live events are available for streaming exclusively on SEC Network’s digital companion, SEC Network+, via the ESPN App and SECNetwork.com. Follow SEC Network on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and Twitter/X.