Freshman superstar John Wall was one of several Kentucky players receiving post-season awards from the Southeastern Conference, as he took home the SEC Player of the Year award on Tuesday. (Getty Images)

The Southeastern Conference announced its 2009-10 All-SEC Basketball teams on Tuesday morning and the awards had a decidedly Kentucky flavor.

The Wildcats placed three players on the All-SEC First Team and also took home the SEC Player of the Year and SEC Freshman of the Year awards. Superstar freshman John Wall was named Player of the Year and star center DeMarcus Cousins was named the Freshman of the Year.

In all, the Wildcats had four players receiving awards from the league. That number fell one short of Vanderbilt's total of five players honored. Commodores' head coach Gene Stallings also took home the SEC Coach of the Year award.

The Florida Gators and the Mississippi State Bulldogs could meet in the second round of the SEC Tournament in a game that could decide which bubble team gets into the NCAA Tournament. (AP Photo)

With tournament season beginning on Thursday with the first round of the SEC Tournament, three SEC basketball teams find themselves squarely on the bubble for an at-large NCAA Tournament berth.

Those three teams are Florida (20-11, 9-7), Mississippi State (21-10, 9-7) and Ole Miss (21-9, 9-7). The Gators are the closest to making the NCAA Tournament field, while Ole Miss has a slight edge over Mississippi State heading into the SEC Tournament.

Florida would meet Mississippi State in the second round of the tournament if they can make it past Auburn in the first round of the tournament. The winner of that game would be in great shape to earn an at-large NCAA Tournament berth.

DeMarcus Cousins and the Kentucky Wildcats enter the 2010 SEC Tournament as the favorites to win it all. (AP Photo)

With the results of Saturday's early games, the SEC Tournament Bracket for 2010 has been finalized.

Based on the current SEC standings and league tie-breaker rules, the SEC Tournament pairings are listed below.

Alabama's win over Auburn coupled with South Carolina's upset of No. 19 Vanderbilt moved Alabama to the fourth seed in the SEC West over Auburn and South Carolina to the fifth seed in the SEC East over Georgia.