The Alabama monastery Mark Sears in Saturday night and Luzu Lead the party and Southeasten Conference by beating goals but spent all the second half of Crimson tide in 80-73.
“We have played guys that we thought they had given a better opportunity to win the second dump,” said Alabama Nate Oats.
Sears, a pre-seasonal season All-American Matters for 19 points for each game, out of 0-for-5 in the stadium with three Rebounds, three helpers and two turnover two.
OATS indicated the consistency of defense, especially in the second part, such as the reason for program changes.
“I didn’t think that our second defense was so good, so let’s point to the boys, we’ve finished starting the game starting,” Ots said. “Our defense was best for the second dimper than the first figure, and we have not acted so much this year.”
Reported by Associated Press.
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