Sarah Ashlee Barker

Alabama women's basketball's leading scorer earned SEC recognition for her play this season.

The Crimson Tide will await to see what day they will play during the SEC tournament and who they will match up against. The SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament will take place March 5-9 in Greenville, South Carolina.

No. 20 Alabama women's basketball celebrated their final home game with an 88-85 victory against No.7 LSU, showcasing true grit and dedication in this upset.

A 17-0 run late in the second quarter propels Crimson Tide to victory.

Tonight, in Thompson-Boling Arena, the No.18 Alabama women's basketball team faces off against the No.15 Tennessee Lady Volunteers in what promises to be an exciting and highly competitive game.

Marking their largest margin (39-points) of victory in Southeastern Conference play since 1999.

Barker has been on a remarkable run, securing her third midseason accolade in just a week. She first earned a selection to the Ann Meyers Drysdale National Player of the Year Watchlist on Feb. 3, followed by her recognition as the Ann Meyers Drysdale Shooting Guard of the Year on Feb. 4.

An Alabama guard earns national recognition

Diana Collins executed a spin move that left her defender off balance, completing a layup reminiscent of Ryan Williams' spin move against the Bulldogs in September at Bryant Denny.

The Wildcats remain undefeated at home this season and claimed their 500th win at the historic Memorial Coliseum for women's basketball.