What does the SEC Baseball Tournament field look like with 1 weekend remaining in regular season?
The baseball season isn't over yet, but Alabama and Auburn Cheap Snapbacks Hats would meet on the first day of the SEC baseball tournament if it ended today.
With one weekend of SEC games remaining, the rivals secured berths into the 12-team tournament with series wins against Missouri and Florida.
Auburn knocked off Florida 4-1 on Sunday and clinched a spot in the SEC Tournament for the fourth straight season thanks to Arkansas' 10-2 victory against Tennessee late Sunday afternoon.
The SEC Tournament begins May 21 at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. California Republic Snapbacks Alabama currently has the No. 7 seed with Auburn at No. 10. The winner would play No. 2 LSU.
Alabama and Auburn will get a chance to improve its seeding in the tournament this week against nationally-ranked opponents. Alabama travels to SEC champion Vanderbilt for a three-game series beginning Thursday at 6:30 p.m.. The Tigers host Arkansas, which secured a first-day bye in the tournament with a series victory against the Volunteers this weekend, beginning Thursday at 6 p.m.
Vanderbilt and LSU have locked up the top two seeds, respectively. Kentucky and Missouri currently have the last two spots, but Tennessee could make a move into the field next week. No seeds except the top two have been set.
The Volunteers can not catch up with Auburn because two games against Georgia last weekend were rained out.
Below is a look at the SEC Tournament seedingSnap That II Snapbacks and first two days of competition if the regular season ended today.
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PSG clinch first French league title since 1994
Paris St Germain clinched their first championship in 19 years on Sunday (Monday, PHL time) with a 1-0 win at Olympique Lyon that put them seven points clear of second-placed Olympique Marseille in Ligue 1 with two games left.
Jeremy Menez scored the decisive goal in the 53rd minute for Carlo Ancelotti's side as the wealthy Qatari-backed club secured their third league title.
They were last crowned champions in 1994, eight years after Cheap Obey Snapback Hatswinning their first title under Gerard Houllier.
"We've been living something outstanding, 19 years after the last title. Long live Paris!," center back Mamadou Sakho, a Paris-born player, told TV broadcaster Canal Plus.
PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti, who has yet to confirm if he will stay at the club next term, added: "I'm very pleased because we have worked very hard this season. We wrapped it up against a good team. We deserved it and it's time to celebrate."
"I'm very happy to have won the title here in France," added the Italian, who has already won Serie A with AC Milan in 2004 and the English Premier League at Chelsea in 2010 as well as two Champions League titles with the Italian club.
PSG's victory gave rivals Marseille automatic qualification for next season's Champions League group stage by leaving them with a seven-point lead over third-placed Lyon, who have 63.
Lyon are in the final Champions League qualifying spot just three points ahead of fourth-placed Lille, who beat Stade Reims 3-0 on Friday (Saturday, PHL time), and Nice, who are fifth but were thrashed 4-0 Booger Kids Snapbacks at relegation-threatened Evian Thonon Gaillard earlier on Sunday.
That result sent bottom-club Brest into the second division by moving Evian seven points ahead of them and two points above the drop zone.
St Etienne, the last side in the running for third place, slumped to a 3-1 defeat at Lorient, their first of the year in the league, leaving them stuck on 59 points in sixth.
Solid PSG
PSG, who failed to beat surprise challengers Montpellier to the title last season and have showed signs of nerves in the last two games, collecting a total of four red cards, proved far more solid this time to seal the title at Lyon.
The hosts got their first opportunity after two minutes but Bafetimbi Gomis's header was brilliantly saved by Nicolas Douchez, who was replacing the suspended Salvatore Sirigu.
PSG's Ligue 1 leading scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who has 27 league goals this season, almost hit back two minutes later but his effort was cleared off the line by fullback Mahamadou Dabo.
Both sides struggled to create chances in a game played at high intensity. Menez was closest to breaking the deadlock in the 23rd minute but Anthony Lopes saved his close-range effort.
However, the home keeper was helpless after the interval when the France forward was clear in the area following a lightning counter-attack and scored with a powerful strike.
After that PSG kept possession to stop Lyon equalizing and, Snap That II Snapbacks with David Beckham coming on in added time as they ran down the clock, held on to secure the victory that will see them collect the league trophy on Monday at the picturesque Trocadero place.
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