Alabama men’s basketball ends exhibition play 2-0 ...Middle East

Alabama’s men’s basketball team played two exhibition games in October and looked dominant in both outings despite being without key contributors Grant Nelson and Latrell Wrightsell Jr. The first game was a 98-77 rout of Wake Forest at Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham, Alabama, on Oct. 18. Leading the Crimson Tide in points was newcomer and Auburn transfer Aden Holloway with 20, including five 3s. Guard Mark Sears was second in scoring with 19 points. The 21-point win was fueled by a defensive effort that was stronger than what was seen last season, and the ability to knock down shots beyond the arc. The Crimson Tide made 41% of its shots from 3-point land, good for 19 total 3s throughout t

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