Monday’s new AP Top 25 Men’s College Basketball Poll saw the Alabama Crimson Tide in the same spot as last week. Alabama (15-3 overall, 4-1 SEC) stayed at No. 4 in the new AP Poll following their 74-64 loss to Ole Miss and 102-97 bounce-back over Kentucky at Rupp Arena on Saturday.

Alabama men's basketball came into last week riding an eight-game win streak and sitting at the No. 4 spot in the AP Top 25 Poll. It seemed as

The biggest upset in college basketball over the weekend came long before Alabama tipped off against Kentucky in Lexington. In fact, it came 18 hours earlier when a member of Big Blue Nation went public and admitted the truth.

After a week in which the program split their two scheduled games, the Alabama Crimson Tide women’s basketball team is back on the move according to the latest AP Poll Top 25, which was released Monday. In the update, Alabama did not move in the latest Top 25, staying put in their No. 19 ranking from the week prior.

The latest edition of “Bracketology” is out, and it brought a noteworthy move for Alabama basketball after its defeat of Kentucky on Saturday.

Go watch any Nate Oats press conference since the end of Alabama's loss to Ole Miss last week, or his pregame speech to the team in the hype video released by Alabama from the win at Kentucky, and Oats' frustration and disappointment with his team's performance against the Rebels is evident.

Kentucky basketball split their schedule last week, thumping the No. 11 Texas A&M Aggies (81-69) and falling late to No. 4 Alabama (102-97) with both games being played at Rupp Arena. Despite a loss coming as the result from the Alabama matchup,

Nate Oats and the Crimson Tide exploit a UK vulnerability in handing Mark Pope his first home loss as the Wildcats’ head coach.