Baseball

Alabama Baseball Reschedules SEC Tournament Game Against Florida Amid Stormy Forecast

Game moved to 3:30 p.m. CT on May 21, still to be streamed on SEC Network and ESPN+

Rescheduled Showdown

The Alabama Crimson Tide’s SEC Tournament contest against the Florida Gators has been moved to a 3:30 p.m. Central Time start on May 21, after the original 6 p.m. slot was deemed unsafe by tournament officials.

Forecast models show an 88% probability of rain and a 53% chance of thunderstorms across the region on that day, prompting the league to shift the kickoff to the earlier window to avoid the worst of the storm.

Despite the change, the game will still be carried live on the SEC Network and via ESPN+, ensuring that viewers can follow the action from wherever they are.

Both programs have a storied history in the SEC, and the rescheduled matchup adds another chapter to a rivalry that has produced countless memorable moments over the decades.

Alabama’s head coach expressed confidence that the team will be ready to capitalize on the extra preparation time, while Florida’s manager highlighted the importance of staying focused despite the weather delay.

Local photographer Emilee Smarr was on hand to capture the pre‑game atmosphere, documenting the tense clouds gathering over the stadium and the eager fans who gathered despite the forecast.

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