Kentucky defeated Florida by a final of 70-54 to win the 2011 SEC Tournament for the second consecutive season.

Darius Miller was named Tournament MVP and was joined on the All-Tournament Team by teammates Brandon Knight and Josh Harrellson, along with Florida's Chandler Parsons and Kenny Boynton.

Jeffery Taylor of Vanderbilt led all tournament participants in points and FIC.

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Kentucky defeated Ole Miss by a 75-66 final, but were up by only two points with less than two minutes remaining.

John Calipari saw the close win as a learning opportunity.

“I kept telling them late in the game, I'm really happy this is a close game because we're going to be in some other ones,” Calipari said. “And we need this. And I want to see which men step up and make plays.”

Kentucky missed three shots and committed three turnovers to let Ole Miss back in the game in the middle of the second half.

“We were up 12, and what happens is young guys think the game's over,” Calipari said. “Well I saw a team down 19 win today. Another team down 15 won today. Every possession matters, and if you take your foot off the gas, you're going to get beat.”

Chandler Parsons of Florida has been named SEC Player of the Year.

South Carolina's Sam Muldrow won Defensive Player of the Year and Terrence Jones of Kentucky was named Freshman of the Year. Tennessee's Brian Williams won Sixth-Man of the Year.

Joining Parsons on the First Team All-SEC (Coaches) is Jones and teammate Brandon Knight, JaMychal Green (Alabama), Scotty Hopson (Tennessee), Trey Thompkins (Georgia) and Chris Warren (Ole Miss).

On the Second Team are Jeffery Taylor and Festus Ezeli (Vanderbilt), Kenny Boynton and Erving Walker (Florida), Tony Mitchell (Alabama), Rotnei Clarke (Arkansas), Travis Leslie (Georgia), Dee Bost (Mississippi State) and Tobias Harris (Tennessee).

Jones, Knight and Harris were joined on the All-Freshman Team by Doron Lamb (Kentucky), Patric Young (Florida), Bruce Ellington (South Carolina), Trevor Releford (Alabama) and Ralston Turner (LSU).

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