In a historic NCAA tournament semifinal, Alabama shattered the long-standing record for three-pointers, sinking 25 in a decisive 113-88 victory over BYU. Led by standout Mark Sears, who made 10 of 16 attempts, the Crimson Tide not only toppled Loyola Marymount's previous record but also established a new mark for most three-point attempts with 51. This game reflects Alabama's tactical shift toward long-range shooting, as they significantly reduced their two-point attempts. With this victory, they secured their place in the tournament's history, emphasizing their offensive capabilities.
Alabama's performance not only featured a record 25 three-pointers in an NCAA tournament game, but it also redefined their offensive strategy, emphasizing long-range shooting.
Mark Sears led the charge for Alabama, going 10 for 16 from three-point range, showcasing both skill and strategic proficiency, just shy of the individual record.
Breaking the previous week's record, Alabama attempted an astounding 51 three-pointers, underscoring the team's commitment to an aggressive, perimeter-based attack.
The Crimson Tide's shooting display marked the most three-pointers ever made in a game in the program's history, solidifying their offensive prowess in this tournament.
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