Live updates trace momentum shifts through the Kentucky-Auburn match, with timeouts called by both sides as the sets progressed.

The schedule runs from November 21 through November 25, with the championship on the final day, all times in Eastern Time.

Historical context notes Florida’s dominance as the last repeat champions and the long gap since a title at stake in 2005, highlighting the SEC Tournament’s return in 2025.

The piece includes a complete winners-and-runners-up list spanning 1979 to 2005, with locations and scores for each year.

Ten players to watch are highlighted, including Torrey Stafford and Cari Spears for Texas, Brooklyn DeLeye and Eva Hudson for Kentucky, Logan Lednicky for Texas A&M, and Hayden Kubik for Tennessee, with notes on positions and recent performances.

Key performers mentioned include Kyndal Stowers (Texas A&M), Torrey Stafford (Texas), and Ayden Ames (Texas) with notable kill numbers in recent sets.

Texas and Texas A&M are the No. 3 and No. 2 seeds respectively, each viewed as potential upset threats in the single-elimination format.

In Savannah, Georgia, Kentucky will meet Tennessee in the SEC Tournament semifinals after Kentucky swept Auburn in the quarterfinals, while Texas A&M and Texas advanced to face each other in the other semifinal.

Tennessee secured the No. 4 seed by defeating Florida in the quarterfinals, and their recent four-set win over Kentucky in the regular season signals a tough matchup in the semifinal.

Kentucky opened SEC Tournament play with a 3-0 win over Auburn, setting up the semifinal against Tennessee.

The semifinal is scheduled for Monday, November 24, with the match beginning around 6:00 P.M. ET and continuing into the evening.

TV and streaming: SEC Network carries most matches, ESPN+ streams second-round matchups, and options like Fubo offer access with free trials for key semifinals.