Alabama's seed, opponent revealed for 2025 SEC Baseball Tournament
Following the conclusion of the regular season, the bracket is now officially set for the 2025 SEC Tournament, which is set to begin this upcoming Tuesday, and will last through the end of the week, in Hoover.
Because of this, the Alabama Crimson Tide now know just who their next opponent will be in postseason play, along with when.
Alabama's first game at the SEC Tournament will come Tuesday, as the No. 9 seeded Crimson Tide face off against the No. 16 seed Missouri Tigers. This will be the first game of the SEC Tournament overall, set to begin at 10:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday, May 20.
The Crimson Tide and Tigers previously met May 24-26 in Tuscaloosa, a series which Alabama swept Missouri.
If they win, Alabama would then face No. 8 seed Tennessee on Wednesday in the second round.
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