Did Alabama Crimson Tide's Three-Point Barrage Overwhelm Yale Bulldogs at Coleman Coliseum?

The Alabama Crimson Tide, now boasting a 14-0 record, triumphed over the Yale Bulldogs with a commanding score of 102-78. The Bulldogs, on the other hand, stand at 0-14 after this encounter. The game unfolded at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, where the Tide showcased their offensive prowess.

First Half

From the onset, Alabama set an aggressive pace. Labaron Philon Jr., with his sharp shooting skills, led the charge for the home team. His precision from beyond the arc was instrumental in establishing an early lead for Alabama. By halftime, they had already amassed 55 points against Yale's 31.

Second Half

The second half saw no let-up from Alabama as they continued to dominate both ends of the court. Aiden Sherrell and Latrell Wrightsell Jr. were pivotal in maintaining pressure on Yale's defense with their combined efforts contributing significantly to Alabama’s scoring tally. The Tide’s three-point accuracy stood out as they converted an impressive 41 percent of their attempts from long range.

Yale Bulldogs' Efforts

Despite being outmatched by Alabama’s offensive firepower, Yale showed resilience throughout the game. They managed to close some gaps during brief stretches but ultimately couldn't keep up with Alabama's relentless pace and strategic ball movement which resulted in a total of 22 assists for Roll Tide.

As fans eagerly await more action from this undefeated squad, all eyes will be on their next matchup against Kentucky Wildcats scheduled for January 3rd at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa at noon Eastern Time on ESPN TV network.

For those interested in detailed analysis and insights into player performances such as Amari Allen’s contributions or post-game thoughts about Roll Tide’s strategies moving forward—stay tuned! Share this article if you enjoyed reading about how Roll Tide continues its winning streak!