Ole Miss Rebels point guard Sean Pedulla and forward Malik Dia took to social media to share some thoughts on Tuesday night.

The Rebels downed 4th ranked Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Tuesday night and improve to 4-0 in the SEC after milestone win.

Alabama basketball entered Tuesday’s matchup with Ole Miss flying high off a road SEC win at Texas A&M. When the night at Coleman Coliseum ended, the Crimson Tide had lost 74-64, and what is allegedly one of the top teams in college basketball had some serious questions.

In a spotlight night for the SEC, No. 21 Ole Miss was the biggest winner on Tuesday. Mississippi went into Alabama and knocked off the No. 4 Crimson Tide in a 74-64 stunner. The upset over the nation's highest-scoring team highlighted a marquee night in the SEC with three matchups of teams ranked in the top 25.

No. 5 Alabama basketball program slept walked through a midweek matchup against No. 21 Ole Miss and allowed the Rebels to mount a second hal

Malik Dia set season highs with 23 points and 19 rebounds, and No. 21 Ole Miss' stifling defense led to a 74-64 win over No. 4 Alabama on Tuesday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Ole Miss accomplished a first on Tuesday evening. With its 74-64 win at Associated Press No. 4 Alabama (14-3, 3-1 SEC), the Rebels notched their first road win against an AP top-five team in program history.

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Tuesday night featured a packed slate of men's hoops and was highlighted by a first-time top-5 road win for No. 21 Ole Miss who took down No. 4 Alabama. Here's how it happened: No. 21 Ole Miss delivered a statement win Tuesday night,

No. 21 Ole Miss basketball traveled to Tuscaloosa on Tuesday to take on the No. 4 Alabama. The Rebels stunned the Crimson Tide to earn their fourth-straight SEC victory and prove it can compete on the national stage.