Defending NCAA women’s champion South Carolina secured the No. 1 seed at the Southeastern Conference women’s basketball tournament after winning a coin flip on Sunday. The rare occurrence came ...

This story was updated to include additional information after the coin flip was held. Texas or South Carolina's reign as the No.1 seed in the SEC Tournament is left up to a coin flip. No ...

The situation necessitated an extraordinary event. On Sunday, a coin flip at halftime of No. 7 LSU's game against Ole Miss determined which team between the Gamecocks and Longhorns is the No. 1 ...

And because South Carolina and Texas didn’t lose any other SEC games, the conference immediately moved to its third option, which was: A coin flip. Predictably, South Carolina celebrated while ...

COLUMBIA — South Carolina women's basketball and Texas are both one win away from their SEC Tournament fate being decided by a coin toss. The No. 6 Gamecocks (25-3) and the No. 1 Longhorns (27-2 ...

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey performed the coin toss — with a custom-made coin that features the logos for both schools — during halftime of the LSU-Ole Miss game Sunday. The three tiebreaker ...

If both teams win on Sunday, the SEC will live stream a coin flip by Commissioner Greg Sankey at halftime of the LSU and Ole Miss game on the SEC Network. Feb 9, 2025; Austin, Texas, USA ...

The South Carolina Gamecocks have captured the No.1 seed for the SEC women’s basketball tournament after winning a coin flip. The Gamecocks and the Texas Longhorns both finished 15-1 in conference ...

In the midst of a celebration for winning a share of the Southeastern Conference championship on Sunday afternoon, the Longhorns took a brief break to watch a coin toss on the Moody Center's video ...