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After a wild and wacky season in the SEC, what will happen in Atlanta this week?

Kentucky fans were desperate to watch the Cats' postponed quarterfinal game against Georgia in Georgia Tech's Alexander Memorial Coliseum, not the Georgia Dome after Friday's severe storm. They showed up in droves, but after the Bulldogs' overtime win, maybe they wish they hadn't, writes Mark Schlabach.

Any question about Dennis Felton's job status was answered as he cut down the nets in Alexander Coliseum on Sunday. Felton, and Georgia, are riding high after the Bulldogs' SEC tourney title, writes Mark Schlabach.

Georgia suffered through a miserable four-win SEC season, failing to win back-to-back games for two months. Yet on Saturday, the Bulldogs won two games to put themselves on the doorstep of the NCAA tournament and perhaps save their coach's job, writes Mark Schlabach.

Dana Altman thought the Arkansas job represented everything he wanted. But when he accepted the job, he realized how much he'd miss Creighton, Nebraska and his home, writes Mark Schlabach.

Dana Altman had decided to back out of an agreement to coach Arkansas and return to Creighton.

While it's not quite the heyday of "40 minutes of hell," Arkansas is in the SEC tournament final after beating Mississippi State, Mark Schlabach writes.