How to watch quarterfinals of SEC Women's Basketball Tournament

After Friday, every team will have finally played in the SEC Women's Basketball Tournament.

The top four seeds will finally be in action after getting to rest the first two rounds of the tournament. Top-seeded South Carolina gets 8 seed Vanderbilt, No. 4 Kentucky plays No. 5 Oklahoma, No. 2 Texas takes on No. 7 Ole Miss and No. 3 LSU will look to stop No. 11 Florida's impressive run.

Here's the entire schedule for the quarterfinals and how to watch every game between two different networks.

How to watch quarterfinals

The defending champions South Carolina Gamecocks finally get to start their title defense with Vanderbilt. The Commodores beat 9 seed Tennessee to get to this point, and although that seems expected based on seeding, it was actually an upset with unranked Vanderbilt taking down No. 18 Tennessee. However, Vanderbilt had already won the in-state rivalry once before this season, ultimately earning it the higher seed.

This is the main event of the quarterfinals with all the storylines.

The Sooners are on an eight-game winning streak and haven't loss since facing Kentucky on Feb. 2. That win ultimately gave the Wildcats the 4 seed and an extra bye, sending OU down to the No. 5 spot and playing in the second round.

With that extra game, OU handled 12 seed Georgia 70-52 on Thursday to set up the revenge game with Kentucky.

Although the 2 seed in this tournament, the Texas Longhorns are the No. 1 team in the country and have won 13 in a row. They split the regular-season conference championship with South Carolina, which got the top seed thanks to a coin flip.

Ole Miss got to the quarterfinals after beating in-state rival Mississippi State 85-73 on Wednesday.

Everything had went according to plan in this tournament until 11 seed Florida upset No. 6 Alabama 63-61 on Thursday. The Gators are on a roll and the only team in the quarterfinals that has already played two games this week after also beating 14 seed Auburn in the first round.

That means LSU either gets a worn down Florida squad, or a team that's got too much momentum to stop.

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