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Alabama is No. 1 overall seed for NCAA men’s tourney
Alabama, having swept the Southeastern Conference regular-season and tournament titles, will now take a run at the NCAA title as the top seed.
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Alabama sweeps SEC titles; Memphis, Purdue are conference champs, too
Brandon Miller walked along the front row of the stands at Bridgestone Arena, celebrating and slapping high-fives with family and friends.
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Top-seeded Bama, No. 2 Texas A&M will meet in SEC title game
Alabama is the No. 1 seed at the SEC men's basketball tourney, but second-seeded Texas A&M currently has bragging rights over the Crimson Tide.
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Alabama cruises into SEC semifinals, will face Missouri next
On the court, the University of Alabama men's basketball team mostly just keeps winning, even as questions about off-the-court matters continue.
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Former Alabama star Will Anderson Jr. entertains hope of being No. 1 draft pick
Will Anderson Jr. believes he's the best defensive player in this year's NFL draft pool.
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Alabama tops Auburn in OT, wins SEC regular-season title in men’s basketball
The Alabama men's basketball team got to cut down the nets and celebrate a Southeastern Conference title Wednesday night.
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SEC women’s tourney schedule set; Lady Vols play Friday
Sunday's schedule of SEC women's basketball games wrapped up the regular season and finalized the seeds for the league tournament.
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No. 2 Alabama men finish difficult week with 25th win of season
Brandon Miller and the second-ranked University of Alabama men's basketball team eked out another close win to close out a challenging week.
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Bama’s Brandon Miller starred in OT win amid scrutiny connected to fatal shooting
Alabama's support for Brandon Miller, one of the nation's top players, made little difference to South Carolina fans.
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SEC will add Oklahoma, Texas in 2024, a year earlier than planned
The expansion of the College Football Playoff from four teams to 12 in 2024 will now coincide with the SEC's growth from 14 schools to 16.
