Hold serve at home and Kentucky will be the No. 3 seed in the SEC Tournament, playing the winner of the No. 11/No. 14 seed vs. the No. 6 seed in the late game on Friday night.
Kentucky’s win over Florida last night moved the Cats into sole possession of third place in the SEC standings at 10-5. Previously, Kentucky was tied with Tennessee, which lost to Texas A&M on Tuesday night. Now, as long as Kentucky wins two of its final three games, the Cats will get the No. 3 seed in Nashville, with Alabama taking the No.