BYU basketball's run in the NCAA Tournament came to an end on Thursday night. Alabama shattered the NCAA Tournament record, making 25 threes and scoring 113 poi

Sears had buried Alabama's 22nd 3-pointer of the night, a new NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament record, and all BYU head coach Kevin Young could do was watch. He tried to stop the bleeding with timeouts and attempted several different defensive looks in the second half,

Not only did they punch their Elite Eight ticket, but they did so in dominant fashion and also broke a massive record in the process. When all was said and done, Alabama won the game over the BYU Cougars by a final score of 113-88.

That’s the situation that the Auburn Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide currently find themselves in. The state of Alabama has two of the final 16 teams standing in the NCAA tournament, and both of them are favored to move on to the Elite Eight over the weekend.

The magic continues for the six-seeded Ole Miss men's basketball team as they head east to take on the South Region's two seed Michigan State on Frida

It wasn’t just raining 3s for Alabama on Thursday — it was pouring 3s. Alabama, the No. 2 in the East Region, advanced to the Elite Eight with an emphatic 113-88 victory over the No. 6 seed BYU. The three-point line was both the soup of the day and the main course for Alabama as they ended up shattering an all-time NCAA Tournament record with a preposterous 25 made triples.

Continuing our mining of results by seed in the NCAA tournament, we have good news and bad news for 2-seed Michigan State basketball, which faces 6-seed Mississippi at 7:09 p.m. Friday in the Sweet 16 of March Madness in Atlanta.

Mark Sears drained 10 shots from deep, one shy of another March Madness record, as the Crimson Tide advanced to a second straight Elite Eight.