 
Alabama women's basketball advanced in the Southeastern Conference Tournament with a 77-57 victory over Vanderbilt on Wednesday at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. The win was the Crimson Tide's first in the conference tournament since 2013 and its 77 points were the most it has scored in the tournament since putting up 82 against South Carolina on Feb. 25, 1999. "I'm just really proud of our team today," said Alabama head coach Kristy Curry. "The consistent energy and effort for 40 minutes is something that we've been looking to do. We've had moments where we've been in nearly every basketball game and have been so close. It was a little thing here or there. I thought today the little things we really took care of, or big things, and impacted the game. It was a great effort from our entire team." Next up, Alabama takes on No. 5 seed Tennessee at approximately 1:30 p.m. CT on Thursday. • Continue Reading Here • | |
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