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Five storylines to watch in Alabama’s Week 10 matchup against LSU

We’ll be watching these storylines in Alabama’s Week 10 matchup against LSU

On Saturday night from inside Bryant-Denny Stadium, Nick Saban will lead the Alabama Crimson Tide against Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers in one of the most highly anticipated matchups of the 2023 college football season.

Last season, Kelly and the Tigers got the best of Saban and the Tide with a 32-31 overtime win in Death Valley.

While revenge won’t be a topic of conversation for Alabama, at least publicly, you have to believe that redemption will be on the minds of the players in Crimson and White throughout the week.

As we await the kickoff of the clash between the titans of the SEC West, here are some of the top storylines to watch.

PHOTO GALLERY: Top images from Alabama’s road win over LSU

Top images from Alabama’s 79-69 road win over LSU!

No. 4 Alabama notched its 20th win of the season on Saturday afternoon with a 79-69 win over the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge.

With the win, the Crimson Tide remains unbeaten in SEC play and sits with a glamorous 10-0 record in conference competition.

Although the Tide was able to get the win, it wasn’t always pretty. LSU shot an astounding 31 free throws which helped keep the Tigers within arm’s reach of the Tide.

Alabama was able to get a scoring burst from its bench thanks to Rylan Griffen (14) and Niamri Burnett (13).

Let’s take a look at the top images from Alabama’s road win over the Bayou Bengals.

Everything Nate Oats said following Alabama’s 79-69 win over LSU

Everything Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats said following the Tide’s 79-69 win over LSU.

No. 4 Alabama took care of business on Saturday with a 79-69 road win over the LSU Tigers.

Even though the Tigers are one of the bottom feeders in the SEC, anytime you can grab a road win in conference play, you have to take time to enjoy it. Especially when you are chasing a conference championship like the Crimson Tide.

With the win, Alabama is now 20-3 on the season and a perfect 10-0 in SEC play. LSU drops to 12-11 overall and a pitiful 1-9 in conference competition.

Following the win, Alabama head coach [autotag]Nate Oats[/autotag] would address the media and discuss his team’s performance.

BOX SCORE BREAKDOWN: Stat leaders from Alabama’s 79-69 road win over LSU

Here are Alabama’s stat leaders from the 79-69 road win over LSU.

[autotag]Nate Oats[/autotag] and the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide went into Baton Rouge and got a 10-point win over the LSU Tigers on Saturday afternoon to improve its record to 20-3 and a perfect 10-0 in SEC play.

Alabama performed pretty well on the offensive end of the floor for the majority of the contest, but defensively the Tide could never seem to get into a flow.

LSU shot a total of 31 free throws in the contest compared to Alabama’s 15 and that is what kept the Tigers in the game late.

Nimari Burnett and Rylan Griffen continue to come up big for Alabama off of the bench combining for 27 points and an impressive 7-12 from the three-point line.

Here are Alabama’s stat leaders from the road win over the LSU Tigers.

Alabama vs. LSU: Stream, injury report, broadcast info for Sat., Feb. 4

Alabama has already beaten LSU by 40 this season. Will the Tide dominate the Tigers again in Baton Rouge?

[autotag]Nate Oats[/autotag] is fresh off a contract extension with the Alabama Crimson Tide and now his hoops squad will travel to Baton Rouge to take on the LSU Tigers.

Alabama (19-3) is looking to remain unbeaten in SEC play while LSU will look to end its nine-game losing streak.

In the first meeting between the two rivals, the Crimson Tide completely dominated the Tigers inside Coleman Coliseum, defeating LSU by 40 points, 106-66.

With the SEC regular season halfway over, it is important for the Tide to continue to roll out the wins if they want to maintain their lead in the conference and bring home the SEC regular season title for the second time in three seasons.

Here is everything you need to know to catch the action between Alabama and LSU on Saturday.

Alabama vs. LSU: Stream, injury report, broadcast info for Sat., Jan. 14

How to watch the SEC matchup between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the LSU Tigers on Sat., Jan. 14.

Coleman Coliseum will be rocking on Saturday afternoon when the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide hosts the LSU Tigers for an SEC men’s basketball matchup.

[autotag]Nate Oats[/autotag] and the Tide will look to improve to 15-2 on the season and 5-0 in conference play when the Tigers roll into Tuscaloosa.

After going 11-1 in the non-conference slate, LSU is just 1-3 during SEC play under first-year head coach Matt McMahon.

While Alabama is led by the freshman sensation Brandon Miller, LSU’s leader in both points and rebounds is senior forward KJ Williams who will be a load for Alabama to handle in the paint.

Here is everything you need to know to catch all the action between the Crimson Tide and the Tigers.

Alabama Morning Drive: Bama hoops leads the way for massive weekend for Alabama athletics

Alabama basketball leads the way for an action-packed weekend for Alabama athletics.

Good morning, Tide fans and welcome back to our Friday edition of Alabama Morning Drive. I hope everyone has had a great week as we enter the weekend.

The University of Alabama’s athletics will buzz this weekend with events and [autotag]Nate Oats[/autotag] and the No. 4 Alabama men’s basketball team will lead the way when they take on LSU inside Coleman Coliseum on Saturday afternoon.

Alabama is playing about as good as anyone in the country and with a win over the Tigers this weekend, they could be pushing for a possible No. 1 ranking next week.

LSU’s basketball team has performed well under first-year head coach Matt McMahon who has led the Tigers to a 12-4 record but is only 1-3 in SEC play.

Tip-off is set for 3:00 p.m. CT on ESPN.

Here are a few other news and notes to follow on this Friday!

Report Card: Grading Alabama’s 32-31 overtime loss the LSU

Grading Alabama’s agonizing 32-31 overtime loss to LSU.

Another undisciplined performance on the road by Alabama led to another loss by the Crimson Tide, this time at the hands of the LSU Tigers.

Head coach [autotag]Nick Saban[/autotag] can’t seem to get through to this team about consistency in performance and playing intelligent and situational football.

[autotag]Bryce Young[/autotag] and the Alabama offense did not have their best performance and the Alabama defense did not finish the game strong which led to the upset in Death Valley.

Now with two losses, Alabama is likely out of the mix to win the SEC West and a potential birth in the College Football Playoff.

Let’s take look at how the Crimson Tide graded out in their Week 10 performance.

First…the offense…

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Everything Nick Saban said following Alabama’s 32-31 loss to LSU

Everything Nick Saban said following Alabama’s disappointing loss to LSU.

Saturday night in Death Valley the No. 6 Alabama Crimson Tide suffered a disappointing overtime loss to the No. 10 LSU Tigers 32-31.

Alabama is now on the outside looking in at a possible bid to both the SEC Championship and the College Football Playoff. Alabama would have to win out and chaos, as we have never seen before, would have to take place in order for the Tide to have any title hopes.

Following the loss, Crimson Tide head coach [autotag]Nick Saban[/autotag] got behind the microphone to discuss the events that led to Alabama’s heart-breaking defeat to the Tigers.

Here is everything coach Saban had to say:

FINAL: Alabama stumbles on the road again losing to LSU 32-31 in OT

Alabama suffers another disappointing road to loss, falling to LSU in overtime 32-31.

[autotag]Nick Saban[/autotag] and Alabama have suffered another heart-breaking road loss, this time dropping an overtime contest to LSU, 32-31.

Alabama was once again plagued by untimely penalties on the road by committing a total of nine for 92 yards.

Alabama marched down the field on its opening drive but Bryce Young’s pass was behind JoJo Earle and the play resulted in an LSU interception.

Alabama’s offense never really found a rhythm until late in the contest as Young once again delivered in the clutch for the Crimson Tide, but the Tigers rolled the dice and went for two in overtime and succeeded to upset Alabama.

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