7 SEC teams made the Sweet 16. That is 44% of the entire group still playing. Below is where the entire conference stands heading into the 2nd weekend and what they have up next. The team's final SEC regular season conference rank including tie breakers for SEC tourney seeding is noted below.

So, 7 SEC teams still playing with a chance to win it all, but if only the higher seeds win their games, the SEC would have 4 teams in the Elite 8.

Sweet 16
1 - Auburn - vs Michigan
2 - Florida - vs Maryland
3 - Alabama - vs BYU
4 - Tennessee - vs Kentucky
6 - Kentucky - vs Tennessee
8 - Ole Miss - vs Michigan St
9 - Arkansas - vs Texas Tech

Eliminated
5 - Texas A&M
7 - Missouri
10 - Mississippi St
11- Georgia
12 - Vanderbilt
13 - Texas
14 - Oklahoma

Did not Qualify
15 - LSU
16 - South Carolina

Should have been 8

Should have been 8 and then had to listen to UM coach implicit mocking SEC and promote Big 10 after they won (stating Big10 was 10-0 after their win vs. a SEC team).

Also awful that Purdue made it...and we didn't...match-ups, refs and cold shooting (which has been our MO for a lot of this past season).

It's tough to win when you're already a cold team who just gets colder.

SEC sets the record with 7 teams in the Sweet 16 going 7-1 in round of 32. Ags the only one that couldn't get it done. My shocked face...

phatty26 said:

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SEC sets the record with 7 teams in the Sweet 16 going 7-1 in round of 32. Ags the only one that couldn't get it done. My shocked face...

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Probably just your normal face tbh

Aggies beat 5 of the Sweet 16 teams during the season. We should have made it there too, but our game went cold and the whistles became one-sided.