Alabama vs Seton Hall Prediction 11/13/26 College Basketball Picks Today

Alabama vs Seton Hall Prediction

I’ll stick with Alabama. That said, the Tide do have a few things they need to clean up moving forward. Alabama is coming off a blowout win over Oakland, shooting 63 percent from the field and 52 percent (24-of-46) from outside along with just 35 percent shooting allowed from the floor on defense. The Tide did have 12 turnovers and a 37-31 rebounding deficit, but to be fair they had a lot of bench guys out there in mop-up time. I’d like to see those backup guys perform a little better on the boards in games versus overmatched opponents.

As for Seton Hall, they’ve got three wins in the bag over three games so far this year. That said, the Pirates have had some relatively modest margins of victory over some relatively modest opponents. Case in point, Seton Hall took a six-point win over Charlotte this week, shooting just 39 percent from the floor with a tiny rebounding advantage 33-32. The Pirates gave up 46 percent shooting to the 49ers but did take advantage of their 17 turnovers. The good news is that Seton Hall has kept opponents below 63 points in all three games so far; this one needs to be a low-scoring affair if the Pirates want to hang around.

Game Info, Stats and Previews

The Seton Hall Pirates and the Alabama Crimson Tide meet Friday in college basketball action from Coleman Coliseum. Here’s a collection of relevant information and reasoning for a sound Alabama vs Seton Hall prediction. We have looked at this information from a betting perspective and attempted to determine the best Alabama vs Seton Hall pick.

Seton Hall Pirates Betting Preview

The Pirates have been looking pretty good so far this year, recording three wins in three games. Seton Hall opened with a 66-42 victory over Saint Peter’s at Prudential Center. In that one the Pirates shot 46 percent from the field with a 37-28 rebounding edge and just 26 percent shooting allowed on defense. Seton Hall kept it going in game two versus Long Island U at Walsh Gymnasium in South Orange. The Pirates powered out a 67-60 win thanks to 75 percent (21-of-28) at the line and a 39-29 rebounding edge. Seton Hall did get a little turnover-happy in that one with 16 miscues.

As for game three on Monday at the Palestra in Philly versus Charlotte, the Pirates managed to power out a 68-62 win. Leading the charge there was Roddie Anderson with 17 points and three rebounds. Devin Williams came off the bench for 16 points, three rebounds and four assists in the winning effort as well.

Alabama Crimson Tide Betting Preview

Over on the Alabama side, they also have three wins in three games this year. The Tide kicked things off with a 96-74 win over Sam Houston at Coleman in their opener. Alabama shot 48 percent from the field in that one alongside a 45-42 rebounding deficit and 38 percent shooting allowed on defense. The Tide took another win in game two over Arkansas State 101-86. Alabama managed to shoot just 36 percent from the field in that one with 14 turnovers, but did a better job on the boards with a 58-46 rebounding edge.

Matched up against Oakland for game three, the Tide took another sizable win 109-68 at Coleman in Tuscaloosa. Alabama was led by London Jemison with 20 points, three boards and three assists. The Tide’s Amari Allen also had a nice game on 14 points with six assists and two rebounds in 19 minutes of work.

Seton Hall Pirates @ Alabama Crimson Tide Betting Trends: November 13, 2026

Why the Alabama Crimson Tide will win

• Alabama has won each of its last nine games at Coleman Coliseum.
• Seton Hall has lost each of its last six night games against AP-ranked opponents.
• Alabama has won the first half in each of its last 14 games against non-Conference opponents.

Why the Seton Hall Pirates will win

• Seton Hall has won each of its last 12 night games against non-Conference opponents.
• Alabama has lost nine of its last 12 games against the Big East Conference.
• Seton Hall has won the first half in each of its last 10 games against non-Conference opponents.