NCAA men’s tournament projections for Alabama

Alabama basketball hasn't seen its spot change much when it comes to the latest NCAA Tournament projections and bracketology.

The Crimson Tide has fairly consistently been predicted as a No. 3 seed, and a blowout loss to Kentucky in Lexington this past weekend didn't change that. Unless something drastic happens, Alabama is on track to be a No. 3 seed for March Madness in a few weeks, if bracketology for the past month is any indication. At best, the Crimson Tide could maybe finish as a No. 2 seed.

As Alabama looks to close out the regular season strong, here are the latest bracketology projections as of Tuesday,

Feb. 27.

ESPN: 3 seed (Memphis)

Projection date: Feb. 27

Joe Lunardi's latest bracketology projections haven't changed any for Alabama much the past few weeks. The Crimson Tide once again is projected as a No. 3 seed playing in Memphis. In his latest prediction, Lunardi has Alabama facing No. 14 seed High Point as part of the Midwest region. The winner would play No. 6 seed Dayton or No. 11 seed Seton Hall/Virginia.

CBS Sports: 3 seed (Charlotte)

Projection date: Feb. 27

In Jerry Palm's projection as of Tuesday, Alabama remains a No. 3 seed playing in Charlotte. The first round game would be against No. 14 seed Vermont with a matchup against either No. 6 seed Texas Tech or No. 11 Indiana State in the second round.

USA TODAY: 3 seed (Brooklyn)

Projection date: Feb. 27

The USA TODAY Sports crew projects Alabama as a No. 3 seed facing No. 14 High Point but as part of the South region, playing the first two rounds in Brooklyn. The Crimson Tide would then face No. 6 seed Clemson or No. 11 seed Nebraska/Gonzaga.

Nick Kelly is the Alabama beat writer for The Tuscaloosa News, part of the USA TODAY Network, and he covers Alabama football and men's basketball.