Want to watch the Alabama Crimson Tide vs Auburn Tigers in person on Saturday, Feb. 15? Tickets still remain for as little as $318.

The Crimson Tide and Tigers are two of the best in the country in grabbing offensive rebounds, but Alabama has a slight edge over Auburn. Alabama’s offensive rebounding percentage is 37%, ranked 16th nationally. Meanwhile, Auburn has grabbed offensive rebounds at a rate of 36.2%, ranked 25th.

The No. 2 Crimson Tide has a plethora of depth that features scoring options and defensive stoppers, all of which will need to be on display against the No. 1 Tigers.

Forgive Alabama basketball G Aden Holloway if he takes Saturday's clash with Auburn personally. And things will get personal in the paint, too.

We sought to rename what's loosely called the Iron Bowl of Basketball. It didn't work. But here's the list of ideas readers brought to the conversation.

The most anticipated matchup of the college basketball season is set for Saturday when the No. 1 Auburn Tigers, led by Player of the Year candidate Johni

Auburn is No. 1, and Alabama is No. 2 in the Associated Press. Or if you prefer the coaches’ poll, Auburn is No. 2, and Alabama is No. 1. Whichever. You can’t swing a bath towel without hitting an SEC team in the top 25,

The Tide and Tigers living their best lives together on the national stage, looking down on every other program in the country.