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SAN DIEGO – The Alabama men's basketball team held its final practice in Tuscaloosa Tuesday morning before departing for San Diego ahead of Friday afternoon's NCAA Tournament contest. The sixth-seeded Crimson Tide will play the winner of Wednesday's First Four contest between No. 11 seeds Notre Dame and Rutgers.

Alabama began the travel day with a spirited practice that lasted for just under two hours. After head coach Nate Oats and select student-athletes met with the local media one final time, the Crimson Tide boarded its charter flight and made the nearly four-hour flight into San Diego.

Once the Tide landed and checked into the team hotel, a team dinner followed by a shooting session ensued as Alabama settled into its first night on the West coast.



The Crimson Tide will open play in the West Region of the 2022 NCAA Tournament Friday afternoon (3:15 p.m. CT/1:15 p.m. PT) when it takes on the winner of No. 11 seeds Notre Dame and Rutgers in Wednesday night's First Four contest
 
Here's something that doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

Two games last night and both are considered "play-in" games, correct?

If it's a game to play your way into the tournament—which also means you weren't in the tournament before the game, outside the 64 teams selected—how do you win your way in and become an 11 seed? Since you were outside the 64, at best, shouldn't it be a 16 seed?
 
Here's something that doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

Two games last night and both are considered "play-in" games, correct?

If it's a game to play your way into the tournament—which also means you weren't in the tournament before the game, outside the 64 teams selected—how do you win your way in and become an 11 seed? Since you were outside the 64, at best, shouldn't it be a 16 seed?
I didn't understood that change, beyond that they acknowledge many of the automatic qualifiers are much weaker teams and they appropriately fill the lower portions of the bracket, and that even the last teams in are rated above them.

I'm glad our first opponent is coming off an OT game.
 
I didn't understood that change, beyond that they acknowledge many of the automatic qualifiers are much weaker teams and they appropriately fill the lower portions of the bracket, and that even the last teams in are rated above them.

I'm glad our first opponent is coming off an OT game.
I'm glad we're not playing Notre Dame today (St Patrick's Day) 🍀
 
I didn't understood that change, beyond that they acknowledge many of the automatic qualifiers are much weaker teams and they appropriately fill the lower portions of the bracket, and that even the last teams in are rated above them.

I'm glad our first opponent is coming off an OT game.
Add to that you've got one team coming in as a 12 seed, the other an 11 seed, and the remaining two coming in as 16 seeds.

Go back to the day before yesterday. Bryant, who won their conference, lost to Wright State who also won their conference to earn a 16 seed. Two conference winners, evidently not AQ's with those win, are playing for ...

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I left my feet one time before deciding what to do with it and my coach chewed my ass out for it, because it resulted in a turnover. It didn’t happen a second time!!
Look at 93 skying for the lay in! Big air in the Converse! We got similar teams shoes my sophomore year, in our blue and white school colors. Stepped it up to pump up black Reeboks my senior year. Because black shoes supposedly made us look slower to the opponents.
 
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