How to watch Tuesday's action at the 2024 SEC Baseball Tournament

Postseason baseball is officially here. The 2024 SEC Baseball Tournament begins Tuesday morning at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Hoover, Alabama. What is perennially one of the biggest events of the year for the SEC will potentially have even higher stakes this season.

11 of the 12 teams in Hoover enter the SEC Tournament with legitimate NCAA Baseball Tournament hopes. Six of those teams - Kentucky, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia, and Mississippi State - are locks to reach regional play, and it's even possible that each of the six end up hosting regionals.

Then there's a group that consists of Florida, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Alabama, and defending national champion LSU that each ended up with less than ideal 13-17 conference records but have strong enough RPI ranks to justify inclusion. It's impossible to call any of them regional locks, but each can play its way into a regional.

Seeing as how advancing into the true postseason is on the line, several teams still have a ton to play for in Hoover, and that makes it a must-watch event for college baseball fans. Not to mention that the SEC is trying out some experimental rules worth tuning-in for.

2024 SEC Baseball Tournament Bracket

Here's a look at the bracket for the 2024 SEC Baseball Tournament...

The Top-4 seeds - Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Texas A&M - have a bye and will begin play in the tournament's double-elimination games on Wednesday, awaiting the winners of Tuesday's action.

Seeds 5 through 12 play single-elimination contests on Tuesday. Those teams are Mississippi State, Georgia, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Florida, South Carolina, LSU, and Ole Miss. It's within this group that the stakes are particularly high given the aforementioned regional implications on the line.

Game times and TV broadcasts for Tuesday's SEC Baseball Tournament games

Four single elimination matchups take place throughout the day on Tuesday to open up the 2024 SEC Tournament. Here's how you can watch all the action...

Game 1: 6-seed Georgia (39-14, 17-13 SEC) vs 11-seed LSU (36-20, 13-17 SEC)

9:30 AM CT on the SEC Network, streaming on ESPN+

Game 2: 7-seed Alabama (33-21, 13-17 SEC) vs 10-seed South Carolina (33-21, 13-17 SEC)

30 minutes after the conclusion of Game 1 on the SEC Network, streaming on ESPN+

Game 3: 8-seed Vanderbilt (35-20, 13-17 SEC) vs 9-seed Florida (28-26, 13-17 SEC)

4:30 PM CT on SEC Network, streaming on ESPN+

Game 4: 5-seed Mississippi State (36-19, 17-13 SEC) vs 12-seed Ole Miss (27-28, 11-19 SEC)

30 minutes after the conclusion of Game 3 on SEC Network, streaming on ESPN+