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Philon Scores 29 Points, Alabama Wipes Out Early Deficit to Oust Hofstra 90-70 in Midwest Region
Alabama leads the SEC averaging 91.7 points while Hofstra excels with 9.5 made 3-pointers per game, highlighting contrasting strengths in the NCAA Tournament opener.
- On Friday in Tampa, Alabama Crimson Tide face Hofstra Pride in the NCAA Tournament first round at 3:15 p.m.
- Because Alabama scores prolifically, leading the SEC with 91.7 points and shooting 45.8%, Hofstra relies on 9.5 made 3-pointers per game and Preston Edmead's 2.6 threes.
- Key performers to watch include Latrell Wrightsell Jr., who averages 2.7 made 3-pointers for the Crimson Tide, and Preston Edmead, who scores 15.9 points for the Pride while shooting 38.30%.
- With a 159.5 over/under and an 11.5-point spread, EDTBET/MGM lists Alabama as a favorite, reflecting expectations of a high-scoring game.
- This matchup will test perimeter shooting versus high-volume offense as Hofstra averages 75.6 points and outscored opponents by 9.5, while Alabama is 1-1 in close games.
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Labaron Philon Jr. drives No. 4 Alabama over No. 13 Hofstra
Labaron Philon Jr. took over in the second half by scoring 21 of his game-best 29 points, and fourth-seeded Alabama rallied to win 90-70 over No. 13-seed Hofstra on Friday afternoon in the first round of the NCAA Tournament's Midwest…
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