Alabama women’s basketball earns No. 8 seed in NCAA Tournament

Alabama women’s basketball slated to take on Florida State in the first round

The Alabama women’s basketball team’s run didn’t last very long in the SEC Tournament as they were eliminated by the Tennessee Lady Vols in the quarterfinals. Now, the team will have to regroup as it was announced on Sunday evening that [autotag]Kristy Curry[/autotag] and the Alabama Crimson Tide would be dancing for the second straight year and the third out of the last four tournaments.

With the first round of NCAA Tournament games starting on Friday and Saturday, No. 8 seeded Alabama will face off against No. 9 seed Florida State in the Portland 4 region. The winner between Alabama and Florida State will likely take on No. 1 Texas in Austin, TX in the second round. The Longhorns are 30-4 on the year and will certainly pose a massive challenge in the Round of 32.

The Crimson Tide enters the NCAA Tournament with an overall record of 23-9 and an in-conference record of 10-6. Similar to the men’s team, their ability to make a run in the tournament comes down to the energy they put in on the defensive end.

Roll Tide Wire will continue to follow Alabama women’s basketball as the 2024 NCAA Tournament gets started.

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Alabama women’s basketball set to take on Tennessee in SEC tournament quarterfinals

Can Kristy Curry and the Tide advance to the SEC tournament semifinals?

On Friday afternoon from Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C. Kristy Curry and the Alabama women’s basketball team will take on the Tennessee Lady Vols in the quarterfinals of the SEC tournament.

Alabama (23-8, 10-6 SEC) defeated the Lady Vols in their lone matchup this season inside Coleman Coliseum to help earn the Crimson Tide a top-four seed in the conference tournament.

The winner of Friday’s matchup will be given the challenge of taking on No. 1 South Carolina in the semifinals.

Alabama has already made history this season earning 10 conference wins for the first time since the 1997-98 season.

The Crimson Tide is seeking its first conference tournament championship in program history.

Tip-off between Alabama and Tennessee will be at approximately 1:30 p.m. CT on Friday and can be seen on the SEC Network.

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Alabama women’s basketball coach Kristy Curry earns 500th career win

Kristy Curry reaches coaching milestone!

On Monday night from Vanderbilt Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville, Kristy Curry and the Alabama Crimson Tide women’s basketball team picked up a much-needed road victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores, 74-66.

With the win, the Tide improved to 18-6 overall and 5-4 in SEC play before heading back to Tuscaloosa to take on Tennessee on Thursday night.

The win on Monday night wasn’t just important for Alabama’s seeding in the NCAA tournament either. The win on Monday gave Coach Curry her 500th career win as a women’s college basketball head coach.

Before taking over Alabama in 2013, Curry had stops at Purdue and Texas Tech where she won a combined 309 games. Since joining the Tide, Curry has put together a record of 191-149 and is on her way to earning a bid to the big dance for the third time in four seasons.

Congratulations to Coach Curry on the incredible accomplishment.

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Alabama women’s basketball earns 10-seed in NCAA Tournament

Alabama women’s basketball earns another NCAA Tournament bid!

Kristy Curry and the Alabama women’s basketball team will be dancing for the second time in the last three seasons.

The women’s bracket was revealed late Sunday night and the Crimson Tide are the 10-seed in the Seattle 3 region.

While a tip-off time has yet to be set, coach Kurry and the Tide are set to take on Baylor on Saturday, March 18 in the first round.

Alabama enters the tournament on a four-game losing streak and hopes to regain the momentum it had before the losing streak started when the Tide won eight out of ten games in the SEC.

Congratulations to coach Curry and the Alabama women’s basketball team!

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How to watch Alabama-Kentucky women’s basketball matchup in SEC tournament

How to watch the Alabama women’s basketball team take on Kentucky in the 2023 SEC women’s basketball tournament!

Kristy Curry and the Alabama women’s basketball team will compete in the second round of the 2023 SEC women’s tournament on Thursday night against the Kentucky Wildcats.

As the sixth seed, Alabama received a first-round bye while Kentucky defeated the Florida Gators on Wednesday in the 11 vs. 14 matchup, 72-57.

Alabama defeated Kentucky in the lone regular season matchup with the Wildcats in Lexington back in early February, 72-65.

The winner will move on to face the No. 3 seed in the Tennessee Lady Vols on Friday night in the quarterfinals.

Here is everything you need to know to catch all the action between Alabama and Kentucky on Thursday night!

Alabama women’s basketball the No. 6 seed in 2023 SEC tournament

Alabama women’s basketball will play on Thursday as the No. 6 seed in the 2023 SEC women’s basketball tournament.

The 2022-23 season is complete for Kristy Curry and the Alabama women’s basketball team. The ladies in crimson and white finished the season 20-9 and 9-7 in SEC play. The 20 regular season wins are quite an accomplishment. It marks the first time this century that the ladies reached 20 wins in the regular season.

Now that the regular season is complete and the Tide is firmly in the NCAA women’s tournament, it is time to focus on the 2023 SEC women’s basketball tournament that will be held in Greenville, South Carolina.

Alabama enters the SEC tournament as the No. 6 seed and will play on Thursday after they await the winner of the Florida (11) vs. Kentucky (14) matchup on Wednesday.

Here is the complete bracket!

Best of luck to coach Kurry and the Tide!

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Alabama women’s basketball makes history in 88-70 win over Vanderbilt

Alabama women’s basketball makes history in an 88-70 win over Vanderbilt on Thursday night!

Kristy Curry and the Alabama women’s basketball team made history on Thursday night with its 88-70 win over the Vanderbilt Commodores.

The win notched the 20th of the regular season which is the first time that the women’s program has accomplished that since the 1997-98 season. The win also gave the Tide nine regular season SEC wins which is the first time that has been accomplished since the 1997-98 season.

Brittany Davis helped lead the Tide to victory with her stat-stuffing performance. Davis finished the game with 16 points, eight assists, five rebounds, and five steals.

Alabama is now fourth in the SEC standings with a 20-6 overall record and a 9-4 conference record.

Up next for the ladies is a road trip to Starkville on Sunday to take on Mississippi State.

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Alabama women’s basketball completes season sweep of Auburn, defeats Tigers 69-46

Alabama women’s basketball dominates Auburn 69-46 on Sunday to get the season sweep of the Tigers.

It was an excellent weekend for the Alabama men’s and women’s basketball. First, Nate Oats and the men’s squad went down the Plains and took care of Bruce Pearl and the Auburn Tigers. Then, Kristy Curry and the women’s team completed the season sweep of Auburn on Sunday with a 69-46 win over the Tigers.

With the win, Alabama is now 19-6 on the season and a solid 8-4 in SEC play.

Brittany Davis led Alabama in scoring (18) and rebounds (17) and contributed four assists and three blocks in the contest.

Sarah Ashlee Barker and Aalyiah Nye each chipped in with an additional 11 points.

Alabama will be back at home on Thursday night to take on Vanderbilt at 6:00 p.m. CT.

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Alabama women’s basketball gets another road win, defeating Missouri 76-69

Alabama women’s basketball gets its fourth SEC road win in a row with a 76-69 win at Missouri!

The Alabama women’s basketball team picked up win No. 17 on Sunday afternoon by defeating the Missouri Tigers up in Columbia 76-69.

Kristy Curry and the Crimson Tide are now 17-6 on the season and 6-4 in SEC play.

Brittany Davis dropped a career-high of 33 points on Sunday against the Tigers, including 23 in the second half. David also led the team in rebounds (8) assists (3) and steals (3).

Davis was an incredible 13-21 from the floor and a perfect five for five from the free throw line.

Missouri held a three-point lead at halftime before Alabama came back in the second half, outscoring the Tigers 49-39 in the final two quarters.

Next up for the ladies is another road trip on Thursday night against Kentucky.

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Alabama women’s hoops earns road win over Arkansas

Alabama women’s basketball grabs a massive road win over Arkansas on Thursday night!

The Alabama women’s basketball team picked up a massive road win against Arkansas on Thursday night, 69-66.

With the win, the Crimson Tide improved to 16-5 on the season and an impressive 5-3 record in SEC play.

Alabama claimed the 69-66 victory thanks to a Hannah Barber three-pointer with just eight seconds remaining to take down the No. 24 Razorbacks.

Brittany Davis led the Tide in scoring with 22 points and also hauled in four rebounds. Jada Rice also scored in double digits for Alabama finishing with 12 points.

Up next for the Crimson Tide is a home contest against No. 1 South Carolina on Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is set for 12:00 p.m. CT on ESPN2.

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