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Utsports.Com » @Vol Hoops 167 Outlook Pla Yers St Aff OUTLOOK PLAYERS ST AFF REVIEW RESUL 167 TS RECORDS C.J. Black C.J. 14.7 averaged during points the 2000 NCAA Tournament, which helped to lift the Vols of five their first Sixteen Sweet since appearances the millenium. HONORS POSTSEASON VOLMANAC MEDIA INFO UTSPORTS.COM » @VOL_HOOPS SEC TOURNAMENT RESULTS ALL-TIME SEC TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year Site UT Seed Opponent Result Year Site UT Seed Opponent Result 1933 Atlanta -- Georgia Tech W, 30-24 1990 Orlando 4 Ole Miss (5) L, 86-87 Atlanta -- LSU L, 43-55 1991 Nashville 9 Ole Miss (8) W, 94-85 1934 Atlanta -- Auburn W, 43-26 Nashville 9 Miss. State (1) W, 87-70 Atlanta -- LSU W, 42-35 Nashville 9 Georgia (5) W, 85-65 Atlanta -- Alabama L, 26-29 Nashville 9 Alabama* (3) L, 69-88 1935 No Tournament 1992 Birmingham E3 South Carolina (E6) W, 70-63 1936 Knoxville -- Auburn W, 43-25 Birmingham E3 LSU (W2) L, 89-99 Knoxville -- Kentucky W, 39-28 1993 Lexington E6 Auburn (W3) W, 78-76 Knoxville -- Alabama* W, 29-25 Lexington E6 Kentucky (E2) L, 40-101 1937 Knoxville -- Georgia W, 35-11 1994 Memphis E6 Miss. State (W3) L, 69-73 Knoxville -- Alabama W, 42-25 1995 Atlanta E6 Alabama (W3) L, 43-55 Knoxville -- Kentucky* L, 25-39 1996 New Orleans E6 Alabama (W3) W, 77-65 1938 Baton Rouge -- Miss. State W, 41-34 New Orleans E6 Georgia (E2) L, 63-74 Baton Rouge -- Ole Miss L, 40-45 1997 Memphis E6 Auburn (W3) L, 54-67 1939 Knoxville -- Auburn W, 49-35 1998 Atlanta E3 LSU (W6) W, 72-65 Knoxville -- Vanderbilt W, 39-36 Atlanta E3 Arkansas (W2) L, 96-102 Knoxville -- Kentucky* L, 38-46 1999 Atlanta E1 Miss. State (W4) L, 56-62 1940 Knoxville -- Georgia Tech W, 55-43 2000 Atlanta E1 South Carolina (E5) L, 68-75 Knoxville -- Florida W, 42-32 2001 Nashville E4 Auburn (W5) W, 73-66 Knoxville -- Kentucky L, 29-30 Nashville E4 Ole Miss (W1) L, 73-86 1941 Louisville -- Miss. State W, 35-29 2002 Atlanta E4 Arkansas (W5) W, 68-61 Louisville -- Georgia W, 41-39 Atlanta E4 Alabama (W1) L, 72-91 Louisville -- Florida W, 47-26 2003 New Orleans E3 Auburn (W2) L, 53-66 Louisville -- Kentucky* W, 36-33 2004 Atlanta E6 Alabama (W3) L, 49-84 1942 Louisville -- Georgia W, 62-50 2005 Atlanta E5 Arkansas (W4) W, 65-46 Louisville -- Miss. State W, 50-40 Atlanta E5 Kentucky (E1) L, 76-62 Louisville -- Alabama L, 18-21 2006 Nashville E1 South Carolina (E5) L, 71-79 1943 Louisville -- Vanderbilt W, 41-31 2007 Atlanta E3 LSU (W6) L, 67-76 ot Louisville -- LSU W, 52-34 2008 Atlanta E1 South Carolina (E5) W, 89-87 Louisville -- Kentucky* W, 33-30 Atlanta E1 Arkansas (W2) L, 91-92 1944 No Team 2009 Tampa E1 Alabama (W4) W, 86-62 1945 Louisville -- Ole Miss W, 59-37 Tampa E1 Auburn (W2) W, 94-85 Louisville -- Auburn W, 56-24 Tampa E1 Miss. State* (W3) L, 61-64 Louisville -- Georgia Tech W, 41-37 2010 Nashville E3 LSU (W6) W, 59-49 Louisville -- Kentucky* L, 35-39 Nashville E3 Ole Miss (W2) W, 76-65 1946 Louisville -- Vanderbilt W, 46-32 Nashville E3 Kentucky (E1) L, 45-74 Louisville -- Alabama L, 24-35 2011 Atlanta E5 Arkansas (W4) W, 74-68 1947 Louisville -- Georgia W, 58-45 E5 Florida (E1) L, 74-85 Louisville -- Tulane L, 41-47 2012 New Orleans 2 Ole Miss (7) L, 72-77 1948 Louisville -- Miss. State W, 73-52 2013 Nashville 5 Mississippi State (13) W, 69-53 Louisville -- Ole Miss W, 81-62 5 Alabama (4) L, 48-58 Louisville -- Kentucky L, 47-70 2014 Atlanta 4 South Carolina (13) W, 59-44 1949 Louisville -- Miss. State W, 73-46 4 Florida (1) L, 49-56 Louisville -- Ole Miss W, 74-49 Louisville -- Kentucky L, 44-83 *Championship Game 1950 Louisville -- Georgia Tech W, 63-56 Louisville -- Vanderbilt W, 50-44 From 1933-50 the winner of the tournament was declared Louisville -- LSU W, 81-79 ot the league champion, except for 1935. The tournament did Louisville -- Kentucky* L, 58-95 not take place from 1953-78 but was restarted in 1979 to 1951 Louisville -- Vanderbilt L, 52-88 determine the league’s representative in the NCAA Tournament. 1952 Louisville -- Alabama W, 61-60 Louisville -- Kentucky L, 66-81 1953-78 No Tournament 1979 Birmingham 2 Auburn (9) W, 75-64 Birmingham 2 Kentucky* (6) W, 75-69 ot 1980 Birmingham 4 Ole Miss (5) L, 74-76 1981 Birmingham 3 Ole Miss (6) L, 72-81 1982 Lexington 2 Vanderbilt (7) W, 57-54 Lexington 2 Alabama (3) L, 50-56 1983 Birmingham 7 Florida (10) W, 78-62 Birmingham 7 LSU (2) W, 74-71 Birmingham 7 Georgia (6) L, 60-79 1984 Nashville 6 Florida (3) W, 80-74 ot Nashville 6 Auburn (2) L, 58-60 1985 Birmingham 7 Vanderbilt (10) W, 71-51 Birmingham 7 Georgia (2) L, 61-67 1986 Lexington 8 Ole Miss (9) L, 56-73 1987 Atlanta 8 Vanderbilt (9) W, 74-57 Atlanta 8 Alabama (1) L, 60-68 1988 Baton Rouge 6 Florida (3) L, 60-69 1989 Knoxville 5 LSU (4) W, 95-77 Knoxville 5 Florida (1) L, 71-76 168 TENNESSEE MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK » 2015-16 SEC TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS vs. OPPONENTS IN SEC TOURNAMENT OUTLOOK Alabama 5-10 Florida 4-4 Kentucky 4-11 Mississippi St. 7-3 Texas A&M 0-0 1934 L 26-29 1940 W 42-32 1936 W 39-28 1938 W 41-34 No meetings 1936 W 29-25* 1941 W 47-26 1937 L 25-39* 1941 W 35-29 1937 W 42-25 1983 W 78-62 1939 L 38-46* 1942 W 50-40 Tulane 0-1 PLAYERS 1942 L 18-21 1989 L 71-76 1940 L 29-30* 1948 W 73-52 1947 L 41-47 1946 L 24-35 1988 L 60-69 1941 W 36-33* 1949 W 73-46 1952 W 61-60 1984 W 80-74 OT 1943 W 33-30* 1991 W 87-70 Vanderbilt 7-1 1982 L 50-56 2011 L 74-85 1945 L 35-39* 1994 L 69-73 1939 W 39-36 1987 L 60-68 2014 L 49-56 1948 L 47-70 1999 L 56-62 1943 W 41-31 1991 L 69-88* 1949 L 44-83 2009 L 61-64* 1946 W 46-32 ST 1995 L 43-55 Georgia 5-3 1950 L 58-95* 2013 W 69-53 1950 W 50-44 1996 W 77-65 1937 W 35-11 1952 L 66-81 1951 L 52-88 AFF 2002 L 72-91 1941 W 41-39 1979 W 75-69* OT Missouri 0-0 1982 W 57-54 2004 L 49-84 1942 W 62-50 1993 L 40-101 No meetings 1985 W 71-51 2009 W 86-62 1947 W 58-45 2005 L 62-76 1987 W 74-57 2013 L 48-58 1983 L 60-79 2010 L 45-74 Ole Miss 5-7 REVIEW 1985 L 61-67 1938 L 40-45 * Championship Game Arkansas 3-2 1991 W 85-65 LSU 7-3 1945 W 59-37 ^ Former SEC Member 1998 L 96-102 1996 L 63-74 1933 L 43-55 1948 W 81-62 2002 W 68-61 1934 W 42-35 1949 W 74-49 2005 W 65-46 Georgia Tech^ 4-0 1943 W 52-34 1980 L 74-76 2008 L 91-92 1933 W 30-24 1950 W 81-79 OT 1981 L 72-81 RESUL 2011 W 74-68 1940 W 55-43 1983 W 74-71 1986 L 56-73 1945 W 41-37 1989 W 95-77 1990 L, 86-87 Auburn 8-3 1950 W 63-56 1992 L 89-99 1991 W 94-85 TS 1934 W 43-26 1998 W 72-65 2001 L 73-86 1936 W 43-25 2007 L 67-76 OT 2010 W 76-65 2010 W 59-49 1939 W 49-35 2012 L 72-77 RECORDS 1945 W 56-24 1979 W 75-64 South Carolina 3-2 1984 L 58-60 1992 W 70-63 1993 W 78-76 2000 L 68-75 1997 L 54-67 2006 L 71-79 2001 W 73-66 2008 W 89-87 2003 L 53-66 2014 W 59-44 HONORS 2009 W2015-16 Men’s94-85 Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball • 2015-16 Men’s Basketball 2016 SEC MEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT March 9-13 • Bridgestone Arena •Nashville, Tenn. First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship Wednesday, March 9 Thursday, March 10 Friday, March 11 Saturday, March 12 Sunday, March 13 POSTSEASON 9 Game 3 Noon CT Game 7 Noon CT 8 1 12 Game 11 Game 1 Noon CT 6:00 p.m. CT VOLMANAC Game 4 13 25 minutes after Game 3 Game 8 5 25 minutes after Game 7 4 Game 13 Noon CT MEDIA INFO 10 Game 5 6:00 p.m. CT Game 9 6:00 p.m. CT 7 2 11 Game 12 Game 2 25 minutes after Game 11 25 minutes after Game 1 Game 6 14 25 minutes after Game 5 Game 10 25 minutes after Game 9 6 3 SEC Tournament Tie-Breaker Procedures 2.
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