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As Alabama basketball prepares to face UConn in the Final Four of March Madness, the stage is set for a clash between two teams at distinct junctures in their programs. For Alabama, this season marks an unprecedented journey, as they find themselves in their first-ever Final Four appearance.

Men's NCAA tournament: How to watch the UConn vs. Alabama Final Four game

UConn's Stephon Castle during a Sweet 16 college basketball game against San Diego State in the men's NCAA Tournament, Thursday, March 28, 2024, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Stephon Castle and the UConn Huskies play the Alabama Crimson Tide this Saturday in the Final Four of March Madness. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

The madness of the men’s NCAA tournament continues this weekend with the Final Four games. After nearly three weeks of games, only four teams remain in the NCAA tournament: No. 1 UConn, No. 1 Pursue, No. 4 Alabama and No. 11 NC State. How’s your bracket doing these days? The Final Four tips off this Saturday, starting with Purdue vs. NC State, followed by UConn vs. Alabama at 9:20 p.m. ET on TBS, TNT and TruTV. Are you ready to tune in? Here’s how to watch the UConn vs. Alabama game this weekend, plus the rest of the NCAA tournament schedule, March Madness odds and more.

With each team bringing its unique strengths to the court, fans eagerly await a matchup characterized by intensity and skill, where every possession matters.

In contrast, UConn arrives with the weight of past triumphs, having secured the NCAA Tournament crown just a season prior. Their storied history includes seven Final Four appearances, indicative of their perennial strength in college basketball.

Alabama's victories over formidable opponents such as UNC and Clemson underscore their mettle, while UConn's dominant performances against Stetson, Northwestern, San Diego State, and Illinois highlight their relentless pursuit of excellence. Meanwhile, UConn's Elite Eight showcase, featuring a staggering 30-0 run against Illinois, left even seasoned observers astounded.

"UConn is great," Alabama head coach Nate Oats said.

"Danny [Hurley] has done a great job. As Danny said, they're bulletproof. Other teams have been up on them, going on runs. The problem is, they go on a huge run, as evidenced by the last game, 30-0. They make these enormous runs.

"We just can't give them these big runs that everybody gives up. It's a lot easier said than done. I mean, over 40 minutes, we're going to be in there, we got a chance.

"We played some of the best teams in the country. We didn't win in the non-conference against some of the best teams, but we had margins.