Mark Sears had a game-high 20 points as the fourth-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide closed the first half strong and then ran away from the Georgia Bulldogs in the second half of a 90-69 blowout victory Saturday afternoon in Tuscaloosa.

Oats mentioned guard Chris Youngblood, who has started each of Alabama's past two games and posted 23 points against Mississippi State on Wednesday, as an individual who has taken steps towards assuming the mantle of locking down another team's most prolific scoring option. However, he wants to see more of it from other players.

Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats benched his star player Saturday night, Mark Sears. And you can bet he's got every player's attention over it.

Just days after reaching the 2,500 point milestone, Alabama guard Mark Sears was benched in the 2nd half against LSU

The program's bigger than any one person including the head coach so let's build such *** strong program, such *** strong culture by everybody in it that we don't rely on just one person all the time,

Nate Oats still hasn't locked in Alabama basketball's starting five for Mississippi State. Will Mark Sears be in it after getting benched against LSU?

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