NCAAB · Final

Alabama Dominates UNLV in Convincing Victory

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Tuesday, November 25, 2025, 11:59 PM ET · MGM Grand Garden Arena

Alabama Crimson Tide 115, UNLV Rebels 76, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won UNLV Rebels vs Alabama Crimson Tide?

Alabama Crimson Tide beat UNLV Rebels 115-76 at MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 25, 2025.

In a commanding display, the Alabama Crimson Tide triumphed over the UNLV Rebels with a final score of 115 to 76. This decisive win highlights Alabama's offensive prowess and further emphasizes their home-court advantage at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The Crimson Tide's performance not only showcased their scoring ability but also their capacity to control the game against a struggling UNLV team.

Alabama entered the game with a home record of 4-2 and a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten games. Despite their recent struggles, including a loss to Gonzaga just the day before, they managed to average an impressive 89.3 points per game while allowing 86.9 points during that stretch. On the other hand, UNLV came into the matchup with a record of 3-4, having lost their last game against the Maryland Terrapins. The Rebels averaged 80.0 points while allowing 77.1 points over their last ten games, indicating a less potent offensive output compared to Alabama.

The game saw Alabama take control early, and they maintained their lead throughout. The Crimson Tide's scoring average at home was bolstered by their ability to put points on the board quickly and efficiently. In contrast, UNLV struggled to keep pace, particularly in the second half, where Alabama's scoring surged. The Rebels' away record of 1-3 further compounded their difficulties in this contest.

In terms of previous meetings, this matchup was significant as it allowed Alabama to assert dominance over UNLV, especially given the recent form of both teams. Alabama's last five games had shown a slight improvement, with an average of 89.8 points scored and 85.2 points allowed, which they effectively translated into their performance against UNLV.

Injuries were not reported as a significant factor affecting either team for this game, allowing both squads to field their key players. This absence of injury concerns likely contributed to the high-scoring nature of the game, as both teams were able to utilize their full rosters.

The betting market had heavily favored Alabama, with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating a strong expectation for their victory. This line reflects the confidence in Alabama's ability to perform at home, especially against a team like UNLV that has been inconsistent on the road.

Conditions during the game were optimal for basketball, with a lively atmosphere at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Fans witnessed an entertaining display of skill, particularly from Alabama's players, who executed their game plan effectively. The scoring plays featured a mix of three-pointers, free throws, and dunks, showcasing Alabama's versatility on offense.

As the game progressed, viewers were treated to standout moments, including several impressive assists and high-flying dunks that energized the crowd. Notably, Issac Williamson made a three-point jumper, and Aden Holloway contributed significantly with free throws, helping to extend Alabama's lead in the second half. The final moments saw Alabama's players continuing to push the pace, culminating in a dunk by London Jemison, which capped off their dominant performance.

Overall, the game served as a statement victory for Alabama, reinforcing their status as a formidable opponent in the NCAAB landscape. The Crimson Tide's ability to score at will and control the tempo of the game was a clear indication of their potential moving forward in the season.

Leaders

PointsAden Holloway26Alabama Crimson Tide
AssistsAmari Allen6Alabama Crimson Tide
ReboundsAiden Sherrell8Alabama Crimson Tide
PointsDra Gibbs-Lawhorn25UNLV Rebels
AssistsTyrin Jones6UNLV Rebels
ReboundsKimani Hamilton5UNLV Rebels

Recent form

Alabama Crimson Tide

Last 10: 5-5Streak L189.3 scored · 86.9 allowed per game2-3 at home

L85-95vs Gonzaga BulldogsNov 25
W90-86at Illinois Fighting IlliniNov 20
L80-87vs Purdue BoilermakersNov 14
W103-96at St. John's Red StormNov 8
W91-62vs North Dakota Fighting HawksNov 4
L82-104at Florida GatorsMar 15
W99-70vs Kentucky WildcatsMar 15
W93-91at Auburn TigersMar 8
L94-99vs Florida GatorsMar 6
L76-79at Tennessee VolunteersMar 1

UNLV Rebels

Last 10: 5-5Streak L180 scored · 77.1 allowed per game1-3 away

L67-74at Maryland TerrapinsNov 25
W99-85vs Saint Joseph's HawksNov 21
W92-78at Memphis TigersNov 16
L93-102vs Montana GrizzliesNov 12
W101-69vs Chattanooga MocsNov 9
L81-86vs UT Martin SkyhawksNov 5
L58-70at Utah State AggiesMar 14
W68-59vs Air Force FalconsMar 12
L67-81at New Mexico LobosMar 8
W74-67vs San Diego State AztecsMar 5

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Utah State	29-7	-	15-5
San Diego State	22-11	1	14-6
New Mexico	26-11	2	13-7
Grand Canyon	20-12	2	13-7
Nevada	24-13	3	12-8
Boise State	20-12	3	12-8
Colorado State	21-13	4	11-9
UNLV	18-17	4	11-9
Wyoming	18-15	6	9-11
Fresno State	13-19	8	7-13
San José State	9-24	12	3-17
Air Force	3-29	15	0-20
Florida	27-8	-	16-2
Arkansas	28-9	3	13-5
Alabama	25-10	3	13-5
Vanderbilt	27-9	5	11-7
Tennessee	25-12	5	11-7
Texas A&M	22-12	5	11-7
Georgia	22-11	6	10-8
Kentucky	22-14	6	10-8
Missouri	20-13	6	10-8
Texas	21-15	7	9-9
Auburn	22-16	9	7-11
Oklahoma	21-16	9	7-11
Mississippi State	13-19	11	5-13
Ole Miss	15-20	12	4-14
South Carolina	13-19	12	4-14
LSU	15-17	13	3-15

Box score

Stat	UNLV Rebels	Alabama Crimson Tide
Field goals	30-71	36-65
Field goal %	42	55
Three-pointers	9-28	14-33
Three-point %	32	42
Free throws	7-14	29-35
Free throw %	50	83
Rebounds	28	48
Offensive rebounds	10	14
Defensive rebounds	18	34
Assists	16	20
Steals	8	7
Blocks	2	6
Turnovers	10	12
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	10	15
Fast-break points	4	16
Points in the paint	42	42
Fouls	23	14
Largest lead	1	41

How the scoring went

2nd Half52-68Amari Allen made Layup.
2nd Half54-68Kimani Hamilton made Layup.
2nd Half54-71Aden Holloway made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Labaron Philon Jr..
2nd Half54-73Aiden Sherrell made Dunk. Assisted by Labaron Philon Jr..
2nd Half54-75Labaron Philon Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half56-75Al Green made Layup.
2nd Half56-77Houston Mallette made Layup.
2nd Half59-77Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kimani Hamilton.
2nd Half59-78Noah Williamson made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-79Noah Williamson made Free Throw.
2nd Half59-82London Jemison made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Aden Holloway.
2nd Half60-82Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-83London Jemison made Free Throw.
2nd Half60-84London Jemison made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-84Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Jumper.
2nd Half62-87Aden Holloway made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half62-90London Jemison made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Aden Holloway.
2nd Half62-93Houston Mallette made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-91Houston Mallette made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-92Houston Mallette made Free Throw.
2nd Half62-96Taylor Bol Bowen made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Houston Mallette.
2nd Half63-96Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Free Throw.
2nd Half64-96Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Free Throw.
2nd Half67-96Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kimani Hamilton.
2nd Half67-97Taylor Bol Bowen made Free Throw.
2nd Half67-98Taylor Bol Bowen made Free Throw.
2nd Half69-98Tyrin Jones made Dunk. Assisted by Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn.
2nd Half69-100Aden Holloway made Jumper.
2nd Half69-102Labaron Philon Jr. made Dunk. Assisted by Noah Williamson.
2nd Half69-104Labaron Philon Jr. made Layup.
2nd Half69-105Labaron Philon Jr. made Free Throw.
2nd Half69-108Aden Holloway made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Houston Mallette.
2nd Half72-108Issac Williamson made Three Point Jumper.
2nd Half72-109Aden Holloway made Free Throw.
2nd Half72-110Aden Holloway made Free Throw.
2nd Half72-111Aden Holloway made Free Throw.
2nd Half72-113Noah Williamson made Layup. Assisted by Amari Allen.
2nd Half74-113Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Dunk. Assisted by Tyrin Jones.
2nd Half74-115London Jemison made Dunk. Assisted by Amari Allen.
2nd Half76-115Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn made Jumper.