Georgia vs Alabama Men's Basketball: Georgia falls again on the road

Georgia Basketball never led in blowout loss to Alabama.
Feb 1, 2025; Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; Alabama center Clifford Omoruyi (11) and Georgia forward Asa Newell (14) attempt to gain control of a rebound at Coleman Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-Tuscaloosa News
Feb 1, 2025; Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; Alabama center Clifford Omoruyi (11) and Georgia forward Asa Newell (14) attempt to gain control of a rebound at Coleman Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-Tuscaloosa News / Gary Cosby Jr. / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Georgia Basketball never led in blowout loss to Alabama.

Georgia basketball remains winless in road SEC games after 90-69 loss to Alabama Saturday afternoon. This loss makes Georgia 15-7 on the season and 3-6 in conference play.

Despite forcing 20 turnovers, the Bulldogs still could not keep up with the high-powered Crimson Tide offense that shot 52.6% from the floor. Georgia shot 35.5% overall and went 4-23 from three. Asa Newell led the Bulldogs in scoring with 16 points.

Georgia has not lost the rebound battle in many games this season, however they did today. Alabama out-rebounded the Bulldogs 52 to 36. This rebound margin coupled with Alabama making 7 more threes told the story for UGA's 5th consecutive road loss.

Although the Bulldogs have not played their best through the first half of SEC play, 5 of their 6 losses have been quad 1 losses to consensus top 20 teams. With 9 games remaining in the regular season and 5 of them being at home, Georgia has a chance to close the season on a high note and earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

Georgia will look to bounce back Wednesday against LSU in Athens. This game will be played at 9 pm and will be the first of back to back home games for the Bulldogs.

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Austin Mixon is currently a senior in the sports management program at the University of Georgia. Austin is passionate about delivering insightful information about college sports and he will do so by covering primarily basketball and baseball as an intern.