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Both 3-0: Watch Seton Hall Face No. 18 Alabama in Basketball on Nov. 13

Alabama Hosts Seton Hall

Alabama is 3-0 to open the 2026-27 season and now turns to a home game against Seton Hall on Nov. 13. The matchup is the fourth game of the season for the Crimson Tide.

The teams arranged a home-and-home series during the offseason. Seton Hall is scheduled to host next year’s meeting in Newark, New Jersey.

A Brief Series History

Alabama and Seton Hall have played twice, in 2001 and 2010, with each team winning once. The Pirates claimed the most recent meeting, 83-78, on Nov. 19, 2010, in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Trevor Releford and Senario Hillman scored 38 points combined for Alabama, while Tony Mitchell added 13. Seton Hall erased a five-point halftime deficit by outscoring Alabama by 10 after the break; Jeremy Hazell led the Pirates with 27 points.

Recent Results And Standouts

Alabama defeated Oakland 109-68 at home on Nov. 9. London Jemison matched his career high with 20 points, making all seven of his shots, including six three-pointers. Alabama made 24 of 46 attempts from beyond the arc and tied a school record with 30 assists.

Roddie Anderson led the Pirates with 17 points. Devin Williams scored 16 points off the bench, and Mihailo Petrovic added 12 while leading the team with six assists and three steals.

Radio Broadcast Details

The Crimson Tide Sports Network will carry the game. Chris Stewart will handle play-by-play, Bryan Passink will serve as analyst, and Roger Hoover will report from the sideline. The pregame show is set to begin one hour before tipoff.

Key points

  • Alabama and Seton Hall are both 3-0 entering the Nov. 13 game.
  • The matchup is the first game of a home-and-home series; next year’s game is in Newark.
  • The teams have split their two previous meetings, with Seton Hall winning the 2010 matchup.
  • The Crimson Tide Sports Network pregame show begins one hour before tipoff.
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