NCAA Tournament

Alabama's big man was the savior on Friday, but is still not 100 percent for Sunday against Saint Mary's.

Alabama's Mark Sears sees the Crimson Tide as a battle-tested team that is prepared to make Saint Mary's uncomfortable on Sunday.

Alabama and Saint Mary's play a drastically different pace of play, but the Crimson Tide feels like it gives them the advantage.

The Crimson Tide and the Gaels will face off in the round of 32, with the winner bound for Newark, New Jersey in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.

Despite the victory, Alabama head coach Nate Oats is calling out his team for the lack of offensive rebounding in the victory over Robert Morris.

Alabama's center scored a season-high in points against Robert Morris, serving as the presence Alabama needed down low.

Grant Nelson provided the spark Alabama needed in the victory over Robert Morris, and is feeling good after a five-point performance.

The Crimson Tide made fans sweat it out, but Alabama was able to defeat Robert Morris thanks to the return of Grant Nelson in the NCAA Tournament.

It was not pretty, but Alabama secured the victory over 15-seed Robert Morris to advance to the Round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament.

Mark Sears and Nate Oats have a combined two losses in Ohio, reflecting on their time in the MAAC in Rocket Arena.