Even so, Ryan Williams might give it a run for its money. The Alabama receiver filled out an NCAA Tournament bracket, and he took a shot or two. To be fair, Williams did play basketball at Saraland High School before taking the college football world by storm, so let’s assume he knows the game.

With a relatively forgiving playoff path compared to others around the country, here are the top candidates out to bust Alabama basketball's bracket.

Alabama can put up points in bunches, never a bad thing when March Madness arrives. Nate Oats' high-octane offense earned a No. 2 seed in this year's NCAA Tournament. The Crimson Tide reside on the same portion of the bracket as 1-seed Duke.