2012 Southeastern Conference Tournament

The 2012 Southeastern Conference baseball tournament was held at Regions Park in Hoover, AL. #7 Mississippi State University defeated #5 Vanderbilt University for the title. Mississippi State's Adam Frazier was named Tournament MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
1	Louisiana State University	19-11	Paul Mainieri
2	University of South Carolina	18-11	Ray Tanner
3	University of Florida	18-12	Kevin O’Sullivan
4	University of Kentucky	18-12	Gary Henderson
5	Vanderbilt University	16-14	Tim Corbin
6	University of Arkansas	16-14	Dave Van Horn
7	Mississippi State University	16-14	John Cohen
8	University of Georgia	14-15	David Perno
9	University of Mississippi	14-16	Mike Bianco
10	Auburn University	13-17	John Pawlowski

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 22
Game 1	University of Kentucky	2-0	University of Mississippi
Game 2	Mississippi State University	9-1	University of Arkansas
Game 3	University of Florida	6-1	Auburn University
Game 4	Vanderbilt University	4-1	University of Georgia
May 23
Game 5	University of Mississippi	2-0	University of Arkansas	Arkansas eliminated
Game 6	Mississippi State University	3-2	Louisiana State University
Game 7	Auburn University	3-2	University of Georgia	Georgia eliminated
Game 8	Vanderbilt University	3-2	University of South Carolina
May 24
Game 9	Louisiana State University	11-2	University of Mississippi	Mississippi eliminated
Game 10	University of Kentucky	5-1	Mississippi State University
Game 11	University of South Carolina	5-3	Auburn University	Auburn eliminated
Game 12	Vanderbilt University	2-1	University of Florida
May 25
Game 13	Mississippi State University	4-3	Louisiana State University	LSU eliminated
Game 14	University of Florida	7-2	University of South Carolina	South Carolina eliminated
May 26
Game 15	Mississippi State University	2-1	University of Kentucky	Kentucky eliminated
Game 16	Vanderbilt University	8-6	University of Florida	Florida eliminated
May 27
Game 17	Mississippi State University	3-0	Vanderbilt University	Mississippi State advances to NCAA tournament