The Ole Miss loss likely sealed UF’s fate as a No. 2 seed, though the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee could be swayed by a resume that includes series wins over No. 2 Texas, No. 4 Arkansas, No. 6 Florida State and and No. 21 Alabama.

No. 17 Ole Miss will take on the Florida Gators on Wednesday night in Hoover (Ala.) to begin the program's quest in the Southeastern Conference Tournament. The Rebels received a first-round bye and will now take on the Gators after the Sunshine State squad took down the South Carolina Gamecocks on Tuesday in Round 1.

The No. 15 ranked Florida Gators came up short against the No. 17 ranked Ole Miss Rebels 3-1 in the second round of the SEC Tournament.