LAS VEGAS -- Alabama was staring at a 2/3 record with just under five minutes left against Saint Louis.Trailing by nine, Alabama didnt panic -- and the Billikens seemingly did -- on Wednesday night.Brandon Key hit two 3-pointers and a free throw in a 17-3 game-ending run and the Crimson Tide rallied for a 62-57 win at the MGM Grand Main Event consolation game.We were scrambling all game. Our shots werent falling in the first half, Alabama coach Avery Johnson said. We had so many wide open looks. That run to end the game was a byproduct of the way we played the game offensively and defensively. The ball moved. We went small. Thats a lineup we havent gone to this year.Key, who went 3 of 4 from behind the arc, led the way for Alabama (3-2).We didnt want to go home with two losses and be under .500, said Key, whose team lost to Valparaiso Monday. This was a big game for us. This shows we can comeback. A lot of guys made big plays. We never should have put ourselves in that situation.After building a 54-45 lead with just over five minutes left, the Billikens (2-3) seemed in control with their largest advantage of the game. From there, hardly anything went right.At the end of a close game, which team will make all the big plays, Saint Louis coach Travis Ford said. (Alabama) made all the big plays. Execution late was not good for us. Shots selection will be addressed. We had plays we were going to. Part of winning is how to win. We have to do it together.The Billikens had a chance to take the lead in the final 15 seconds, trailing 58-57, but Mike Crawford stepped on the right baseline just before driving to the basket.On Alabamas next possession, Corban Collins was fouled and hit two free throws, making it 60-57. Then Alabamas Dazon Ingram stole the inbound pass, was fouled and converted two free throws to seal it.Ingram had 10 points and five rebounds for Alabama, while Nick King added nine points. Alabama won despite shooting 33 percent from both the field and 3-point range.Davell Roby led Saint Louis with 15 points and four assists. Reggie Agbeko had 10 points and 10 rebounds.There were seven lead changes and five ties in the first half as Saint Louis led for the majority. The Billikens had the halfs largest advantage at 27-22 before the Crimson Tide scored the next five. Saint Louis led 30-29 at halftime as Alabama shot 2 of 12 from 3-point range.With the exception of a brief one-point Alabama lead, the Billikens led for the first 15 minutes of the second half -- with its largest lead at 54-45 with 5:25 left on a Johnson 3-pointer. But the Crimson Tide answered with two 3-pointers.What a way to finish the game, Johnson said. We had a lot of fight. Our guys didnt give up. Huge plays from all of our guys. We made our free throws. Well get back to practice and the drawing board on Friday. 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PAUL, Minn.Ben Stokes stunned Virat Kohli with another spectacular slip catch on day four of the second Test. The England all-rounder grabbed a superb one-handed, diving catch off Adil Rashids bowling to deny the India skipper a second century in the match.No wonder the that Stokes, who shocked Australia in the 2015 Ashes by catching Adam Voges at slip in the fourth Test at Trent Bridge when the ball appeared behind him, beamed in celebration as a furious Kohli (81) trudged off. Ben Stokes sets Trent Bridge alight on day one of the fourth Ashes Test But was the catch better than Stokes brilliant first-innings effort to dismiss Kohli for a majestic 167, when he snapped up a sharp chance by his right shin off the bowling of Moeen Ali?Click on the video above to wattch both catches and decide which one you think is best!Sky Sports commentator Nasser Hussain has made up his mind: The catch in the second innings looks better - its an exceptional catch and it is one for the photographers - but the harder catch was in the first innings, said the former England captain.dddddddddddd Test Cricket: The Verdict November 20, 2016, 2:30pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Its harder to take a catch down by your boot laces off a spinner. But theres nothing wrong with this one either!Sir Ian Botham was in agreement. From a slip fielding point of view, Id say the first innings catch was better. It was very low and hed dropped Ravichandran Ashwin the ball before, so that would be on his mind.The second one he would have seen most of the way because it was thrown up outside the off-stump and Kohli was winding up, so Ben already has an idea about where it is going to go. It didnt go as fast as I thought but youve still got to make the ground and catch it. Either way, hes very good in that position.Live coverage of day four of the second Test between India and England continues on Sky Sports 2 and across digital platforms. Also See: Second Test commentary Scorecard Live cricket on Sky Cricket videos ' ' '