2024 Southeast Division Men’s Schedule
Southeast Division Schedule Notes
NOTE: Games on Saturday, October 5, at the University of Alabama will not play overtime and teams are limited to one timeout per half. Games on Sunday, October 6, will use normal rules.
NOTE: Games on October 12-13 at the University of South Carolina will use five-minute quarters with no overtime and no timeouts.
NOTE: Games at the Southeast Division Championship on October 26-27 at the Georgia Institute of Technology will use six-minute quarters with sudden death overtime and teams limited to one 30-second timeout per half.
NOTE: Since games at one of the tournaments were shortened due to pool time constraints, the league announced on October 7 that athletes who attended that tournament – but not the other regular season event – will meet the 50% qualification rule that makes them eligible to participate at the division championship.
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Southeast Division Championship Schedule
Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed.
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2024 Southeast Men Standings
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*The University of Tennessee claims the No. 2 seed due to defeating both the University of Alabama (11-6 W) and the University of South Carolina (23-13 W). Alabama takes the No. 3 seed courtesy goal differential against teams seeded higher as Alabama lost to the Georgia Institute of Technology “A” (9-5 L) and Tennessee (11-6 L) for a -9 differential, while the University of South Carolina fell to Georgia Tech “A” (13-6 L) and Tennessee (23-13 L) for a -17 differential; !Since both the Georgia Institute of Technology “B” and the University of Kentucky forfeited all of their games, a coin-flipped occurred to determine the No. 7 seed with Kentucky winning.
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