Which teams from the SEC made the NCAA Tournament? (Odds to win)

The SEC received as many bids to the NCAA Tournament as any conference (tied with the Big Ten) and the Alabama Crimson Tide were rewarded with the No. 1 seed after winning the conference tournament on Sunday.

Alabama headlined a group of seven teams that received sing;e-digit seeds, while Mississippi State received a bid to be in the First Four this week.

The 32 teams that win their respective conference tournament are awarded an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The remaining 36 teams that are selected receive at-large bids, mainly coming from the biggest conferences in college basketball (the Big Ten, Big 12, Pac 12, ACC, SEC, Big East, AAC, Mountain West and Atlantic 10).

The SEC received seven of those at-large bids, but will the conference have a team make a deep run?

Here’s a look at the bracket for March Madness, including the odds for every SEC team to win the national title:

How many SEC teams are in the NCAA Tournament?

Alabama has the highest seed among SEC teams, but Kentucky and Tennessee also received solid seeds for their play this season:

• Mississippi State (At-Large Bid) – No. 11 seed in Midwest Region (First Four)
• Texas A&M (At-Large Bid) – No. 7 seed in Midwest Region
• Auburn (At-Large Bid) – No. 9 seed in Midwest Region
• Alabama (Automatic Bid) – No. 1 seed in South Region
• Missouri (At-Large Bid) – No. 7 seed in South Region
• Arkansas (At-Large Bid) – No. 8 seed in West Region
• Kentucky (At-Large Bid) – No. 6 seed in East Region
• Tennessee (At-Large Bid) – No. 4 seed in East Region

Odds for SEC teams to win the NCAA Tournament

The Crimson Tide may have the No. 1 overall seed, but they are second in the odds to cut down the nets in March Madness behind Houston.

• Alabama: +750
• Tennessee: +1900
• Kentucky: +3400
• Texas A&M: +4300
• Arkansas: +9500
• Missouri: +30000
• Auburn: +11000
• Mississippi State: +40000

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Odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.