Led by Mark Sears, Alabama broke the 35-year-old record for 3-pointers in an NCAA Tournament game, making 25 in a 113-88 victory over BYU in an East Region semifinal.

The Crimson Tide broke the NCAA Tournament record for most 3-point makes by a team in a single game. Alabama 's 3-point tries were also an NCAA Tournament record, beating the 43 Saint Joseph's set in 1997. Alabama finished with 25 3-point makes on 51 tries, beating BYU 113-88 in the Sweet 16.

Aden Holloway steals the ball away and makes a pass to Mark Sears, who drills his seventh trey.

Not only did they punch their Elite Eight ticket, but they did so in dominant fashion and also broke a massive record in the process. When all was said and done, Alabama won the game over the BYU Cougars by a final score of 113-88.

Mark Sears played like an All-American as Alabama broke an NCAA record for 3-pointers in a stunning offensive display.

Alabama star Mark Sears is one double-digit game away from passing one of the most iconic Hall of Famers in college and professional basketball.

Mark Sears poured in 34 points, eight assists, three rebounds and three steals as the Crimson Tide rolled by the Cougars, 113-88 at the Prudential Center.

The Tide delivered a record-breaking performance, attempting an NCAA tournament-best 51 three-pointers and sinking 25 of them—the most ever made in a single game. This historic effort powered Alabama to a commanding 113-88 victory,