A Sluggish Alabama Gets Upset on the Road at Georgia
Kanon Catchings scored a career-high 32 points, leading Georgia to a 98-88 victory and their sixth Quad 1 win, likely clinching a second straight NCAA Tournament trip.
- Tuesday night in Athens, Catchings scored 32 points as Georgia beat No. 16 Alabama 98-88, ending their eight-game streak.
- A 12-0 first-half run, fueled by steals and outside shooting, gave Georgia a halftime lead, with Catchings hitting 7 of 13 from 3-point range.
- Alabama was undone by a roughly 20-minute delay and Georgia scored 14 second-chance points, with coach Nate Oats saying 'Gotta give Georgia a lot of credit'.
- The win likely clinched Georgia's spot in the 68-team NCAA Tournament and marked their best regular-season victories since 2001-02, as Nate Oats praised their effort.
- Georgia will play at Mississippi State on Saturday after a likely NCAA trip, while Alabama returns home Saturday to face Auburn for SEC tournament seeding.
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Catchings scores career-high 32 points, Georgia ends No. 16 Alabama’s winning streak 98-88
Kanon Catchings scored a career-high 32 points and Georgia ended No. 16 Alabama’s eight-game winning streak with a 98-88 victory.
Georgia ends No. 16 Alabama’s eight-game winning streak with 98-88 victory
Kanon Catchings scored a career-high 32 points as Georgia ended No. 16 Alabama’s eight-game winning streak with a 98-88 victory last night. Catchings ignited the Bulldogs (21-9, 9-8 Southeastern Conference) with 20 points before halftime, leading their fourth win in five games. He was 7 of 13 from 3-point range and delivered a signature highlight with a behind-the-back pass to Somto Cyril for a thunderous slam. Heading into its final home game o…
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