The Ravens men’s basketball team rallied in their second game of the 2017 Can-Am Shootout on Wednesday by taking down the Alabama Crimson Tide in an 84-71 final.

A double-digit loss to Towson on Monday proved to be a vital wake up call for the thirteen-time national champs, as they turned in an impressive performance against Alabama in front of a capacity crowd at the Ravens’ Nest.

The Ravens move to 1-1 in the 2017 Can-Am Shootout, and improve to 2-0 against Alabama all-time after claiming a first win over the Tide in 2007. The Ravens will head down south to the U.S. Virgin Islands to play a series of exhibition contests against NCAA D1 competition starting on August 14 against Vanderbilt.

Read details on the full game here.

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