Alabama coach Nate Oats still found time to step back into the shoes he wore as a math teacher at Romulus High in Michigan. Trailing 63-60, Oats snatched the microphone to scold the crowd.

North Alabama re-established its dominance over Austin Peay during yet another tense college basketball game on Monday night.

The Crimson Tide has played the No. 1 strength of schedule this season, and the veterans have played in tough matchups on the biggest stages the last few years.

Alabama received a warning, and Oats told the fans not to “cost us points.” “We don’t need you guys costing us points out here. Knock this stuff off,” Oats told the crowd during the break .

The Crimson Tide had about 14 seconds left to draw up a game-winning play, and Alabama's Mark Sears answered the call. He capped off the regular season with a buzzer-beating floater and completely ...

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With about nine minutes to play on the clock, Alabama coach Nate Oats still found time to step back into the shoes he wore as ...