2015 Alabama Men's Basketball

He is one of the most improved players not just in the SEC, but the entire country from last season to this season, and Alabama's Retin Obasohan has become one of the leaders for SEC Player of the Year.

Avery Johnson and the Crimson Tide are coming off a disappointing loss to the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Saturday by a score of 67-61, but must put that behind them and do battle with a hot Kentucky Wildcats' squad in Lexington on Tuesday.

It's his first season at The Capstone, and Avery Johnson has the Crimson Tide in NCAA Tournament discussions, especially after their big win over the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge, 76-69. With a 16-9 overall record currently, this team has out-performed most pundits' expectations for them, and it's in most part due to the coaching from the Little General.

Alabama has won five of its last six games and look to continue their hot play when they travel to Baton Rouge to tip off against freshman phenom Ben Simmons the LSU Tigers for the second time this season.

The Alabama men’s basketball team defeated Florida on the road on Saturday night, 61-55. The win snapped an 11-game losing streak to the Gators and also marks the first time the Tide has won in Gainesville since Feb. 25, 1995 (10 straight losses).

In Avery Johnson's first season at The Capstone, not many people expected this season to be a great season for the Crimson Tide, but Johnson has been able to maximize this team's potential and currently have them set up for a post season appearance.

Coming off a win over the Missouri Tigers, head coach Avery Johnson and company will welcome in one of the top teams in the SEC on Wednesday night, the Texas A&M Aggies.

The Alabama men’s basketball team got into foul trouble early at South Carolina and lost on the road, 78-64, on Saturday night in front of a sold out crowd at Colonial Life Arena. Senior guard Retin Obasohan, who was one of four Crimson Tide players to foul out of the contest, finished with a game-high 23 points in the losing effort.

Tuesday night, the Crimson Tide will take on the Tennessee Volunteers in a match-up of two struggling teams looking to make a push just before the halfway point of SEC play.

After Saturday's national championship celebration parade, the Crimson Tide basketball team will play host to the LSU Tigers in Coleman Coliseum, and they'll have their hands full with the premier player in college basketball this season, Ben Simmons.