Baseball

SEC Baseball Tournament Schedule Shifted Ahead of Potential Storm

Mississippi State‑Georgia game moved to noon, Alabama‑Florida to follow

Weather‑Driven Schedule Shift

The Southeastern Conference announced a reshuffling of its baseball tournament schedule on Thursday as meteorologists warned of possible severe weather across the region.

Game 9, originally slated for a 3 p.m. central start between Mississippi State and Georgia, will now open at noon, giving the teams a larger window to complete their contest before the storm front arrives.

Game 10 will follow roughly 30 minutes after the conclusion of the Mississippi State‑Georgia matchup, pitting Alabama against Florida in a tightly contested slot later in the day.

The changes are designed to protect players and maintain a seamless broadcast schedule, while also limiting inconvenience for the crowd gathered at Hoover’s Regions Field.

Tournament Outlook

Fans watching from home and those on site will see the games compressed into a tighter window, but the overall bracket remains intact. Organizers say the revised timing should not affect the eventual champion, only the pacing of the event.

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