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Crimson Tide's Three-Point Focus for NCAA Tournament

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Alabamas Crimson Tide basketball team, led by Taylor Bol Bowen and London Jemison, is gearing up for their NCAA tournament matchup against Hofstra. After a practice session focused on three-point shooting, the team is ready to carry this momentum into their first-round game on Friday at 2:15 PM central time.

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Crimson Tide's Three-Point Focus for NCAA Tournament

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Crimson Tide's Three-Point Focus for NCAA Tournament. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 19th, Alabama's Crimson Tide basketball team is set to take on 13-seat Hofstra in the first round of the NCAA tournament on Friday at 2-15pm Central Time. The squad wrapped up a key practice session heavy on three-point shooting, with players firing from deep over and over to sharpen their range ahead of. The matchup. Coaches split the team at times, but everyone stayed locked in on threes, even running drills where guards had to sink 10 in a row from spots around. The arc before advancing. Taylor-Bull Bowen looked sharp from outside, and London Jimmison stood out among the big men, hitting six straight at one point. Aiden Holloway set out practice after his arrest earlier this week, leaving a gap in the back court that has coaches iron freshman Amari Allen to step. Up at the wing. Meanwhile, some interplayers like Kite and Bristol and Collins on Yijaka dressed out and joined in lightly, showing team depth. The session wrapped with free-throw work and fun half-court heaps, where Jalobathaia and LaTro Wright-Sale Jr. drained back-to-back switches.

Before the official team photo. All eyes now turn to tip off, as Alabama aims to carry this shooting momentum into a strong tournament start.

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