Be Prepared for a Long Session. Most of these low buy-in, big field tournaments take several hours. Hi everyone, lemmingllama here. With the 5.0 patch being introduced, a new tournament type called Abyssal Tournaments was added. This guide will explain what the tournaments are, how to progress through the early game using your resources, and some general tips for success. 5 hours ago  SEC Men’s Tournament tips off Wednesday Alexa Harley March 8, 2021 Basketball, College Basketball, Feature Sports News, Gators Men's Basketball, SEC 0 Views Share.

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1. First, if you start as soon as Wordscapes allows you to start (6 pm Eastern Standard Time) you are likely to be paired with very strong players. The reason is that WS does not assign you to an individual tournament until you finish the first word on a puzzle after the tourney start time.
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SEC Network is set to finish the 2020-21 regular season with first round, second round and quarterfinal Southeastern Conference Tournament games airing on the network, accompanied with live SEC Now coverage throughout both the men’s and women’s tournaments.

Expansive SEC Tournament action on SEC Network
The first, second and quarterfinal rounds of the SEC Women’s Tournament will be televised on SEC Network. Analyst Tamika Catchings and play-by-play Eric Frede will team up to call the first round and afternoon games in the second round and quarterfinals; Carolyn Peck and Courtney Lyle will call evening games during the week, as well as the semifinals and championship game on ESPNU and ESPN2, respectively. Former Florida standout Steffi Sorensen will serve as the sideline reporter for all 12 games of the women’s tournament.

The first and second rounds of the SEC Men’s Tournament, as well as the evening quarterfinals, will be televised on SEC Network. Karl Ravech will have afternoon duties through the quarterfinals, and TomHart will call the evening matchups. Analysts for the weekday games are Jimmy Dykes and Dane Bradshaw.

Ravech will take on play-by-play duties for the semifinals and championship game, all on ESPN, joined by Dykes for the first semifinal and Dick Vitale on the call for the second semifinal and Sunday’s championship game. Marty Smith will be on the sideline starting with the quarterfinals on SEC Network and ESPN.

SEC Now covers every minute of the action in Greenville and Nashville
SEC Now gets things started for SEC Network’s Champ Week coverage in studio in Charlotte, as analysts Andy Landers and Andraya Carter join host Alyssa Lang to provide pre-game, halftime and post-game insights throughout the week. Lang, Landers and Carter will tip off for SEC Now beginning at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. on Thursday and Friday, halftime on Saturday and 1:30 p.m. on Championship Sunday.

The following week, SEC Now will have live SEC Men’s Tournament coverage, as host Dari Nowkhah and analysts Pat Bradley and Daymeon Fishback provide pre-game, halftime and post-game coverage on SEC Network throughout the tournament. The trio will team up for SEC Now beginning at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, 6:30 p.m. on Friday and noon on Saturday.

Additional Programming Highlights:

• The Paul Finebaum Show: Finebaum will be live throughout the week, covering the latest from the SEC Women’s and Men’s Basketball Tournaments on SEC Network and ESPN Radio. When there are live games on SEC Network, The Paul Finebaum Show will air on ESPN Radio only.
• SEC Inside: SEC Network will air two special SEC Tournament recaps to wrap up the action from the semifinals and finals in Greenville and Nashville. SEC Inside: SEC Women’s Tournament airs at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, March 9 and SEC Inside: SEC Men’s Tournament follows the next week at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March 16.
• SEC Now: Selection Specials:SEC Now: Men’s Basketball Selection Special is slated for Sunday, March 14 at 7 p.m. ET from SEC Network’s Charlotte studios. Nowkhah will be joined by analysts Bradley and Fishback to react to team watch parties and interviews from the SEC squads selected for postseason play. On the women’s side, SEC Now: Women’s Basketball Selection Special airs at 10 p.m. on Monday, March 15 following the reveal of the bracket for the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship. Joining host Lang in studio to break down the women’s bracket will be Sorensen and Carter.

Champ Week – SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament

Date	Time (ET)	Event/Commentators	Network
Wed, Mar 3	4 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament First Round Eric Frede, Tamika Catchings, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
Thu, Mar 4	11 a.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Eric Frede, Tamika Catchings, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
1 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Eric Frede, Tamika Catchings, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
6 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
8 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
Fri, Mar 5	11 a.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #1 Eric Frede, Tamika Catchings, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
1 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #2 Eric Frede, Tamika Catchings, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
6 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #3 Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
8 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #4 Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	SEC Network
Sat, Mar 6	4 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Semifinal #1 Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	ESPNU
6 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Semifinal #2 Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	ESPNU
Sun, Mar 7	2 p.m.	SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Championship Courtney Lyle, Carolyn Peck, Steffi Sorensen	ESPN2

Champ Week – SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament

Date	Time (ET)	Event/Commentators	Network
Wed, Mar 10	7 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament First Round Tom Hart, Jimmy Dykes	SEC Network
Thu, Mar 11	Noon	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Karl Ravech, Jimmy Dykes	SEC Network
2 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Karl Ravech, Jimmy Dykes	SEC Network
7 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Tom Hart, Dane Bradshaw	SEC Network
9 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Second Round Tom Hart, Dane Bradshaw	SEC Network
Fri, Mar 12	Noon	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #1 Karl Ravech, Jimmy Dykes, Marty Smith	ESPN
2 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #2 Karl Ravech, Jimmy Dykes, Marty Smith	ESPN
7 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #3 Tom Hart, Jimmy Dykes, Marty Smith	SEC Network
9 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal #4 Tom Hart, Jimmy Dykes, Marty Smith	SEC Network
Sat, Mar 13	1 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Semifinal #1 Karl Ravech, Jimmy Dykes, Marty Smith	ESPN
3 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Semifinal #2 Karl Ravech, Dick Vitale, Marty Smith	ESPN
Sun, Mar 14	1 p.m.	SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship Karl Ravech, Dick Vitale, Marty Smith	ESPN

• Updates

Tournaments in Wordscapes are relatively new and have raised a lot of questions here on our site. So we thought we would list out the common questions and explain some of the details of the events.
There are effectively 2 tournament event, although they occur simultaneously and your progress in one counts for both. The first is base on your individual progress and the second is the team event, this only matters if you have joined a team.
UPDATE: There has now been added an additional tournament that runs on Wednesdays. This is a one day event for your individual progress (no team event) and the crowns earned are less. But you can still make progress towards the seasonal crown points.

When does the tournament start?

Tournaments run over the weekend. The tournament starts at a fixed time which for most will be on Friday evening or Saturday morning. The start time is fixed at Friday 10pm UTC (GMT)
Your start time will depend on your time zone. Some examples are:
PDT - Fri at 15:00
CDT - Fri at 17:00
EDT - Fri at 18:00
GMT - Fri at 22:00
BST - Fri at 23:00
CEST - Sat at 00:00
MSK - Sat at 01:00
IST - Sat at 03:30
WIB - Sat at 05:00
JST - Sat at 07:00
AEST - Sat at 08:00

When does the event end?

The event runs for 55 hours so will end at 3am Monday UTC (GMT) again the time for you will depend on your time zone but the time remaining is shown in the app so you should be able to check how long is left at any time during the tournament.

How do I enter the Tournament?

Completing any normal level during the tournament will gain you star points and enter you into a tournament group of 100 players. You do not need to do anything else to other than play the game as normal.

How to score points in the tournament?

During all normal levels every valid word that you find, both the ones of the puzzle and any extra words will score you 1 star each. At the end of the level your stars are added to your tournament total.

What do you win when playing the tournaments?

Your position in the tournament will gain you credits towards seasonal crown rewards. Entering will get you 10 points, finishing in the top 32 on your group will get you 20 points and finishing in the top 3 will get you higher levels of points.
Your points will add up over time and unlock crowns that appear on your icon to show others how much progress you have made.
The Tournaments are divided into 4 seasons lasting 3 months each, at the end of the season you will reset and start again, but you will keep a record of previous seasons crown level reached.

How about the team tournaments?

If you are part of a team then your progress will also be added to the rest of the teams scores. Your team will be competing against others for the top score, the Top 3 teams each weekend will win a share of coins.

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Can I change teams during a tournament?

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Yes you can change but if you join a team during a tournament your score will not count towards their total and you will not be eligible for any rewards they win. This is to stop players swapping to a winning team towards the end of a tournament. Once the next tournament starts if you are in the team at the beginning then you can contribute.
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