Can UAB Blazers Rebound After Falling to Memphis Tigers at Elma Roane Fieldhouse?

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers faced a challenging contest against the Memphis Tigers, concluding with a 61-82 defeat. The Blazers' season record now stands at an unmentioned number of wins and losses, while the Tigers have similarly undisclosed statistics. The final score reflects the competitive nature of the game but also highlights areas where the Blazers struggled.

The Blazers opened with a modest 12 points in the first quarter, improved to 19 in both the second and fourth quarters, but dipped to 11 in the third. Their overall field goal percentage was a modest 37 percent, with three-point attempts falling even lower at 28 percent accuracy. Despite these shooting struggles, they managed to make 67 percent of their free throws.

Defensively, UAB recorded three blocks and two steals throughout the game but were outrebounded by Memphis who secured a total of 51 rebounds compared to UAB's 32. The offensive efforts were led by points in paint totaling 26 and fast break points adding another seven. However, turnovers proved costly for UAB as they gave up possession fourteen times which translated into eleven points for Memphis.

Memphis capitalized on their opportunities with an impressive display of efficiency on both ends of the court. They boasted higher percentages across field goals (43 percent), two-pointers (46 percent), and three-pointers (35 percent). Their defensive prowess was evident as they tallied five blocks and eleven steals leading to twenty-one points off turnovers.

Looking ahead for UAB fans, there is an opportunity for redemption as their next game is scheduled against Wichita State Shockers on March 5th at Bartow Arena located in Birmingham AL; tip-off is set for six o'clock PM Central Time Zone. Fans can catch this matchup live from Bartow Arena or tune into broadcasts available through local sports networks.