If everything went wrong for Alabama basketball on Tuesday, it all went right on Friday night.
The Crimson Tide had its most prolific scoring night in over a decade, beating Louisiana-Lafayette 105-93 at Coleman Coliseum. Six players scored in double figures as UA scored 57 points more than it did in an 80-48 loss at Dayton on Tuesday.
“We had a great team effort offensively,” Alabama head coach Avery Johnson said afterwards. “We have had two great practices and really bounced back tonight. For us to score 100 points after struggling so much on the road says a lot about our mental toughness.