How to Watch SEC Tournament Final: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 2 Texas A&M

The Crimson Tide will go for its second tournament title in the last three seasons under Nate Oats.

Who will win the crown of the Southeastern Conference and earn the title of tournament champion?

Alabama won the regular season, one game ahead of Texas A&M in the standings with a 16-2 conference record. The two teams met in the regular season finale with the Aggies coming away with the win. Now, the two will meet again Sunday afternoon for the SEC Tournament title. 

It marks the second straight year the Aggies have reached the championship under Buzz Williams, losing to Tennessee in the finals last season. Nate Oats took the Crimson Tide to the title game in 2021 as the 1-seed and beat LSU in epic fashion. Texas A&M is the one SEC team Oats hasn't beat in his tenure at Alabama. 

"These SEC championship games don't come often," Oats said after the win over Missouri. "Last time we were up here was COVID year. Limited amount of fans. I just encourage all the Alabama fans, all you Alabama reporters, let's try to get it out, try to pack this place full of Alabama fans. It's not that far of a drive. Tipping off at noon tomorrow, as many Alabama fans as we can up here to Nashville, support us in the championship tomorrow.

Here's everything you need to know about the championship matchup:

How to Watch SEC Tournament Championship: Alabama vs. Texas A&M

Who: No. 1 Alabama (28-5) vs. No. 2 Texas A&M (25-8)

When: 12 p.m. CT, Sunday

Where: Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, Tenn.

TV: ESPN

Live Stream: fuboTV (Start your free trial)

Radio: Crimson Tide Sports Network (Play-By-Play: Chris Stewart; Analyst: Bryan Passink). The pregame show will begin one hour prior to tipoff.

SiriusXM: Channel 84

Series: Alabama leads 12-11

Last Meeting: The Aggies topped the Crimson Tide 67-61 in the regular season finale. Alabama shot 19 percent from 3 and turned it over 18 times and trailed by as many as 15 in the second half. Yet, Alabama came all the way back to take the lead with less than five minutes to go, but the Aggies battled back to capture the win. 

Last Time Out, Alabama: The Crimson Tide overcame a slow second-half start to beat No. 4 Missouri 72-61 in the first game of the semifinals Saturday. Noah Clowney was huge with 19 points, and Brandon Miller had his eighth double-double of the season with 20 points and 12 rebounds. Alabama continued to play good defense, limiting Tigers' star Kobe Brown to 6 points. 

Last Time Out, Texas A&M: The Aggies could not be stopped in the first half, hanging 49 points on Vanderbilt. The Commodores made a run at in the second half to make things interesting, but the Aggie lead was large enough to hang on for the 87-75 win. 

Alabama Leaders:

• Scoring: Brandon Miller (19.5 ppg)

• Rebounding: Noah Clowney (8.1 rpg)

• Assists: Jahvon Quinerly (3.7 apg)

Texas A&M Leaders:

• Scoring: Wade Taylor IV (16.4 ppg)

• Rebounding: Henry Coleman III (5.7 rpg)

• Assists: Wade Taylor IV (4.0 apg)

See also:

No. 1 Alabama Basketball Secures SEC Title Game Berth with 72-61 Win over No. 4 Missouri

Everything Nate Oats, Alabama Basketball Said After Defeating Missouri

Noah Clowney Asserts Dominance Over Kobe Brown in Semifinal Win Over No. 4 Missouri