Alabama's 93-91 overtime win over Auburn did not knock the Tigers out of their position as the overall No. 1 seed in the Bracketology updated NCAA Tournament bracket projection, but it did keep the Crimson Tide in the hunt for the fourth No.

Auburn has lost two consecutive games following Saturday's overtime defeat against rival Alabama, but even that isn't enough to drop it from the No. 1 overall seed in the upcoming NCAA men's basketball tournament.

The Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the Auburn Tigers in dramatic fashion, causing a shake-up in the SEC standings and SEC Tournament bracket.

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On Saturday night at 10:35pm EST, Charlie Creme updated the Women's NCAA Tournament Bracketology. Coming into Saturday night's game, the Tigers were projected to be a 2-seed, but with the loss to Texas, there was a chance they'd drop to a 3-seed. However, Creme believes the Tigers are still a top-eight team in the country.

Freshman Tre Johnson endures his roughest night of the season as Texas drops its regular-season finale to rival Sooners.