Alabama Women's Basketball

Alabama Women's Basketball picked up a huge commit from Gulf Coast State guard Nia Daniel

Walker will wear her crimson uniform one more time as she's been invited to the Rocket Mortgage Women's 3-Point Championship. The 32nd annual State Farm Colle Slam Dunk & 3-Point Championships will take place at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Thursday, April 1. The event will air on ESPN2 at 8 p.m. CT.

It's hard to beat a team three times in a season but that's exactly what the No. 7 South Carolina Lady Gamecocks did, defeating Alabama 75-63 in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament. The Crimson Tide is now eliminated from the SEC Tournament and will now turn its attention to "Selection Monday" as the team awaits its fate as an at-large big.

Wednesday Feb. 3, 2021, is the thirty-fifth year of National Girls & Women in Sports Day. Highlighted in this article are the achievements of women who played and currently play sports at The University of Alabama.

The Crimson Tide move to 12-2 on the season, 5-2 in SEC play. They are now tied with Texas A&M and Tennessee for second place in the SEC, two games back from the first place South Carolina Gamecocks. Auburn maintains their last place spot in the SEC standings.

Trailing in the game for 30 minutes, Alabama would battle all throughout the game.

Nearly 8,000 Alabama fans made their way into Coleman Coliseum on Tuesday night to usher in a new era of Alabama basketball.

The Alabama men's and women's basketball teams held their Tide Tipoff Tuesday night, featuring an array of basketball-related events for an hour in front of nearly 7,500 fans. And while the event was thought to be successful by both coaches Avery Johnson and Kristy Curry, their teams may not have even been the main attraction at Coleman Coliseum...

Don't count Kristy Curry among those surprised at the turnout. She saw it coming. On Tuesday night, the Alabama men's and women's basketball teams hosted their inaugural Tide Tipoff to welcome the upcoming start of their seasons, but the crowd of nearly 7,500 inside Coleman Coliseum didn't exactly catch her off guard...

Kristy Curry has agreed to become the next head women's basketball coach at The University of Alabama.