Program history

Alabama
in the tournament.

Alabama appears in 27 tournaments in this archive, between 1975 and 2026, with an all-time record of 34–27. It has reached the national semifinals once — 2024 — without reaching the title game.

In its opening game it is 5–2. 6 of its 12 games decided by three points or fewer went its way.

Its biggest upset as the underdog came in 2004, when an 8th seed beat the 1st-seeded Stanford 70–67. The reverse happened in 2021: as a 2nd seed it lost to the 11th-seeded UCLA 88–78.

Its longest run of consecutive appearances is 6, from 1982 to 1987. It has met North Carolina 4 times, more than any other opponent.

This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Since then it has entered as high as a 1st seed and as low as a 10th.

  • 27 Appearances
  • 34–27 All-time record
  • 0 Titles

Season by season

Every tournament appearance by Alabama in the archive. This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Season records and coaches come from the sourced season shards.
YearSeedRecordCoachConferenceFinish
1975—22–5C. M. NewtonSoutheasternRound of 32
1976—22–4C. M. NewtonSoutheasternRound of 16
1982424–7Wimp SandersonSoutheastern ConferenceRound of 16
1983620–12Wimp SandersonSoutheastern ConferenceFirst round
1984918–12Wimp SandersonSoutheastern ConferenceRound of 48
1985723–10Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Regional semifinals to NC State, 55–61
1986524–9Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Regional semifinals to Kentucky, 63–68
1987226–4Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Regional semifinals to Providence, 82–103
1989623–8Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round 1 to South Alabama, 84–86
1990726–9Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Regional semifinals to Loyola Marymount, 60–62
1991423–10Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Regional semifinals to Arkansas, 70–93
1992526–9Wimp SandersonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round 2 to North Carolina, 55–64
1994920–10David HobbsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round 2 to Purdue, 73–83
1995523–10David HobbsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Second round to Oklahoma State, 52–66
2002227–8Mark GottfriedSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to Kent State, 58–71
20031017–12Mark GottfriedSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Indiana, 62–67
2004820–13Mark GottfriedSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Regional Final to Connecticut, 71–87
2005524–8Mark GottfriedSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to UW–Milwaukee, 73–83
20061018–13Mark GottfriedSoutheastern Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to UCLA, 59–62
2012921–12Anthony GrantSoutheastern Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Creighton, 57–58
2018920–16Avery JohnsonSoutheastern Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Villanova, 58–81
2021226–7Nate OatsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to UCLA, 78–88 (OT)
2022619–14Nate OatsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Notre Dame, 64–78
2023131–6Nate OatsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to San Diego State, 64–71
2024425–12Nate OatsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the national semifinal to UConn, 72–86
2025228–9Nate OatsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the regional final to Duke, 65–85
2026425–10Nate OatsSoutheastern Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to Michigan, 77–90

How the games went

Record by round.
RoundW–L
Opening5–2
Round of 6418–8
Round of 327–4
Round of 81–2
Semifinal3–11

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