Alabama is the 2021 SEC Tournament Champions, Which Can Only Mean One Thing...

Nate Oats and the Alabama Crimson Tide cap off a dominant 16-2 record in conference play with an SEC Tournament title after an absolute classic against LSU on Sunday afternoon in Nashville, beating the Tigers 80-79 in a game that came down to the final possession.

.@AlabamaMBB is your 2021 #SECMBB TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 🏆 pic.twitter.com/r3Op6eVaHv

— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) March 14, 2021

After a back and forth affair in the Music City, Alabama takes home their first SEC tournament title since 1991, and it’s well deserved after a historic season that will likely see Alabama fall on the 2 seed line in the NCAA Tournament.

Despite this being one of the best basketball games of the entire season, you could definitely tell these two schools are football schools. First, a little pregame scuffle because it just means more.

The only way a Bama-LSU championship game should start… 🍿pic.twitter.com/R3ohcg3Vyc

— The Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) March 14, 2021

Then after LSU squandered their final possession to lose the game, Nate Oats politely told Will Wade and the LSU bench to “get the f*** outta here.”

Nate Oats seemed to have something not so nice to say to LSU’s Will Wade pic.twitter.com/cBDUaxjjrP

— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) March 14, 2021

God bless the South Eastern Confrence.

Now, some of you may roll your eyes and say “why do we care?” or “so what, Kentucky got bounced on Thursday,” Well, it’s simple.

We’ve officially hit an alternate universe, which means Kentucky Football will win the 2021 SEC Championship. Plan accordingly.

Go ‘Cats.