In four weeks, Florida gymnastics will hope to compete in the NCAA Championship Final in Fort Worth.
Saturday, the Gators will get a sneak peek at what awaits them in Fort Worth – 280 miles north – at the SEC Championship.
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All nine SEC teams qualified for the conference’s signature meet. UF will compete in the evening session at 8 p.m. It is a truly loaded class, as in it is the top four teams in the country in the Road to Nationals rankings – Oklahoma, LSU, Florida and Alabama.
In the last two meets, the Gators have proved it can hang with those top dogs. Florida generated the nation’s top two scores. First was a 198.450 in an upset win at No. 2 LSU on senior night. Five days later, UF took its show up the road to Lexington and a 198.575 at Kentucky.
Those two marks combined for the fourth-highest between two meets in NCAA history, and the top not from a school named Oklahoma.
It wasn’t enough to surpass the Sooners and Tigers in the rankings, but Florida is peaking at the right time and hungry to win its lucky 13th SEC title.
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Here’s how to watch, along with other important information for the meet.
Florida gymnastics at the SEC Championship live updates
This section will be updated.
What channel is Florida gymnastics at the SEC Championship?
TV Channel: SEC Network
Streaming: ESPN.com or the ESPN App
The SEC Championships will be broadcast on the SEC Network. Olympians Samantha Peszek, Aly Raisman and John Roethlisberger calling the action and Taylor Davis providing sideline reports.
What time is Florida gymnastics at the SEC Championship?
Date: Saturday, March 21
The Gators will compete as part of the evening session with the other top three-ranked teams in the country — Oklahoma, LSU and Alabama. The afternoon session, which begins at 3 p.m., includes Arkansas, Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky and Missouri.
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Florida gymnastics SEC Championship history
The Gators are 12-time SEC Championship winners, with the last title coming in 2023. This is the first time it is being held in Tulsa.
Noah Ram covers Florida Gators athletics and Gainesville-area high school sports for The Gainesville Sun, GatorSports.com and the USA TODAY Network. Contact him at nr**@********co.com. Follow him on X @Noah_ram1 and on Instagram @Ramreporter. Read his coverage of the Gators’ national championship basketball season in “CHOMP-IONS!” — a hardcover coffee-table collector’s book from The Sun. Details at Florida.ChampsBook.com.
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