Basketball Weekend Watch & Bet

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A spot in Monday's national championship game is on the line as No. 1 seed UConn and No. 4 seed Alabama square off in the second Final Four contest of the night on Saturday. The Huskies are just two wins away from becoming the first back-to-back title winners since Florida in 2006 and 2007 but will have to slow down a Crimson Tide team that boasts the nation's highest-scoring offense. Alabama is making its first Final Four appearance in program history but won't be intimidated after taking out another No. 1 seed and historic power in North Carolina in the Sweet 16. The Crimson Tide followed up by rallying to edge No. 6 seed Clemson in the Elite Eight with a monster second half. UConn has won 10 straight NCAA Tournament games by double digits, dating back to last year's historically dominant national championship run. The Huskies made No. 3 seed Illinois their latest victim in the Elite Eight, using a 30-0 run to pull away from the Fighting Illini. With key players such as Tristen Newton, Alex Karaban and Donovan Clingan back from last year's title run, the Huskies are familiar with the pressure of this moment