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London Jemison, Drew Fielder Power No. 20 Alabama to 96-74 Win over Sam Houston State
Alabama forced 23 turnovers and got 15 points each from London Jemison and Drew Fielder in a 22-point victory.
- On Tuesday, No. 20 Alabama defeated Sam Houston State 96-74 in the season opener at Coleman Coliseum, with London Jemison and Drew Fielder each scoring 15 points for the Crimson Tide.
- Defensive intensity defined the victory as Alabama forced 23 turnovers leading to 33 points, offsetting a 32 percent shooting performance from beyond the arc in the first half.
- Freshman Tarris Bouie scored 13 points in his debut while fellow freshman Jaxon Richardson energized the crowd with highlight-reel dunks, and Alabama surged ahead with a 16-2 run out of halftime.
- Despite the win, Alabama was out-rebounded 45-42, a focal point for coach Oats moving forward, while the team played without Aden Holloway, who is serving a five-game suspension following a March arrest.
- The Crimson Tide will return to Coleman Coliseum on Friday to host Arkansas State at 6:30 p.m., while Sam Houston continues its season hosting Howard Payne on Saturday.
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London Jemison, Drew Fielder power No. 20 Alabama to 96-74 win over Sam Houston State
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — London Jemison and Drew Fielder scored 15 points apiece as No. 20 Alabama beat Sam Houston 96-74 on Tuesday night in the season opener for both teams.
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Biggest takeaway from Alabama defeating Sam Houston
The Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the Sam Houston Bearkats in dominating fashion tonight. Alabama won by a final score of 96-74, as transfer forward Drew Fielder and sophomore London Jemison led the way with a team high 15 points. The Tide got off to an underwhelming start on the offensive end of the floor in […]
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