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Noah Williamson's Game-Winning 3-Pointer

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Alabama basketball secured a ninety to seventy victory over Hofstra, with transfer Noah Williamson hitting a crucial three-pointer to end a one hundred thirty-minute scoring drought. Williamson, who had struggled with his shooting, found confidence in his teams support and is ready to contribute further in the upcoming game against Texas Tech.

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Noah Williamson's Game-Winning 3-Pointer

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Noah Williamson's Game-Winning 3-Pointer. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 21st, Alabama basketball crews to a 90-70 win over Hofstra on Friday night. The highlight came when transfer of Noah Williamson drained a three-pointer with just 14 seconds left, sealing the victory and ending along, personal shooting slump. That shot snapped a drought of 130 minutes without a make from deep. Williamson had gone 0 for 14 on threes during SEC play and the conference tournament. His previous success came way back on December 29 against Yale. Coming over from Bucknell where he averaged 17.6 points a game last season, Williamson has seen his role shrink to about 8 minutes, per contest with the Crimson Tide. He's drawn more fouls than points lately, but coach Nate Oates was thrilled to see him contribute in a big moment. Williamson admitted to a rocky start that shook his confidence early on. Now he's fully bought into the team effort and ready to do whatever it takes to help win. Alabama moves on to face Texas Tech in the round of 32 on Sunday at 8.45 pm central time,

with Williamson looking to build on this. Momentum

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