SEC Network concludes producing more than 370 regular-season games in the men’s and women’s basketball schedule with first, second, third and quarterfinal Southeastern Conference tournament games airing on the network, accompanied with a live SEC Now desk on-site throughout each.

The 2017 SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament also marks the end of SEC Inside’s basketball regular-season debut. The series – which featured practices, mic-ed up coaches and footage within two programs weekly – will produce a special episode to document an inside look at the Championship teams during the women’s and men’s tournament. Last year’s Championship special included locker room footage and courtside angles and sound previously unseen from the semifinals and title game.

The trophy ceremonies for both tournaments are scheduled to stream on SEC Network + via the ESPN app or WatchESPN.

Women’s Tournament highlights:

For the third year, SEC Now will have a full set presence at the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament, hosted by Maria Taylor. Analysts Nell Fortner and Andy Landers will provide pre-game, halftimes and post-game insights on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from Greenville, S.C.

Analyst Tamika Catchings and play-by-play Courtney Lyle will both make their tournament commentating debut, after joining the SEC Network earlier this year and calling games throughout the regular-season television schedule.  Catchings won the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament three times while playing at the University of Tennessee. Gail Goestenkors and Steffi Sorensen return, with Pam Ward on play-by-play this year for the evening games .

SEC Network will televise more than 25 hours of live television from Greenville over three days.

Women’s Basketball Tournament TV Schedule:

Men’s Basketball Tournament Highlights:

SEC Network returns to Nashville, Tenn. to televise the SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament for the third year. The network will carry the first, second and quarterfinal and also provide courtside studio coverage with its news & information show SEC Now. ESPN will televise the semifinal and championship games as part of 336 men’s and women’s basketball games the network is producing during Champ Week.

SEC Now’s pre and post-game coverage, as well as halftimes, will be hosted by Dari Nowkhah alongside analysts Tony Delk and Daymeon Fishback. Analyst Pat Bradley will also join the desk for his SEC Tournament coverage debut. ESPN’s Karl Ravech hosts the ESPN semifinal and championship studio desk at Bridgestone Arena with either Sean Farnham or Dick Vitale on Saturday and Sunday.

SEC Network tipped off the season with SEC Basketball Media Days coverage in Nashville at Bridgestone Arena. Since October, the network has carried 112 games, introduced new analysts Bradley and Antoine Walker, and launched a new weekly series of SEC Inside. The show’s final basketball episode for the year airs March 7 at 7 p.m., and spotlights new vantage points of the championship team in the semifinal and title game.

The Paul Finebaum Show returns for its second year live from Nashville on Wednesday, March 8, providing additional coverage throughout the tournament from its Charlotte, N.C. studios.

A two-hour SEC Network Selection Show is scheduled for Sunday, March 12 at 7 p.m., also from Charlotte, NC. This year’s special is hosted by Nowkhah and Peter Burns, joined by studio analysts Walker and Dane Bradshaw.  The show will consist of sound and interviews from the SEC teams selected for postseason brackets.

Men’s Basketball Tournament TV Schedule:

*Available at regularly scheduled time over radio, and streaming on SEC Network +

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