Vanderbilt Commodores

SEC Network's Ron Slay gives his signature "Slay Ride" awards of the year to the best players throughout the conference ranging for getting big buckets to great defense.

Texas and South Carolina are locks for 1-seeds. TCU replaces Michigan as the final 2-seed. The bubble? Wide open.

SEC Now drops their biggest takeaways from the packed house at Day 3 of the SEC Tournament, discussing game-changing moments, high-scoring offenses and sturdy defenses.

No. 5 Vanderbilt's slim hopes for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament all but ended with Friday night's 89-78 defeat to Ole Miss, a loss that included head coach Shea Ralph getting ejected for arguing with officials in the fourth quarter.

Stand-in reporter Debreasha Powe chats with Tianna Thompson about the Rebels' "magical" first half and the TV show they're excited to watch while resting ahead of the semifinals.

— Latasha Lattimore scored 28 points and Cotie McMahon had 27 as No. 24 Mississippi built a 32-point third-quarter lead and held on late to beat fifth-ranked Vanderbilt 89-78 in the Southeastern Conference Tournament quarterfinals on Friday.

As the top seeds of the SEC Tournament prepare to play the third round, the SEC Now crew spotlights what players from those teams can be a big factor.

Take a look at the journey of Ralph as she was a key piece for UConn in her playing days to now shaping the Commodores to a new wave of success.

Commodores' Ralph joins SEC Now and reflects on what it means winning the SEC Coach of the Year and Mikayla Blakes and Aubrey Galvan winning SEC honors while explaining her way of coaching.