Selection Sunday is here, but before we get to the bracket reveals, there are still a handful of conference championships yet to be decided, including three big ones involving potential No. 1 seeds.
First, No. 4 Alabama will take on No. 18 Texas A&M in the SEC championship game.
That will be followed later by the American Athletic Conference final, which pits No. 1 Houston against Memphis.
Shortly after the first tip of that game, No. 5 Purdue will take on Penn State in the Big Ten championship game.
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For the title!
It all comes down to this for the Crimson Tide (28-5) and the Aggies (25-8). Heading into Sunday’s tilt, Alabama in SEC play is 16-2 and 12-3 in non-conference play. Alabama has a 5-0 record in one-possession games.
On the other side, Texas A&M is 15-3 in SEC play. The Aggies are fifth in the SEC with 34.1 rebounds per game led by Dexter Dennis averaging 5.7.
Hot start
Alabama’s Mark Sears drained a 3-pointer for the first points of the game, which sparked an 8-0 run for the Tide.
Setting the tone
The Tide continued to pour it on as the first half continued., jumping out to a double-digit lead, 24-13, midway through the first half.
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