Tennessee basketball is heading into March Madness as a likely No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament after losing to Florida in the SEC Tournament.

There are still five conference championship games before the NCAA releases the real bracket and four of those games could cause a change in the final bracket this afternoon. The most potentially impactful of those is the American Athletic Conference title game between top-seed Memphis and No.

Walter Clayton Jr. scored 22 points as fourth-ranked Florida won its fifth Southeastern Conference Tournament title and first since 2014 Sunday, beating the No. 8 Tennessee Volunteers 86-77.