ATHENS, Georgia (Ticker) -- Second-ranked Georgia remained tied atop the Southeastern Conference standings as it held Alabama to its second-lowest scoring output ever with its 13th straight win, a 72-37 rout.

Deana Nolan scored 21 points, Coco Miller added 17 and Angie Bell 10 as the Lady Bulldogs (27-2, 12-1 SEC) shot 47 percent (29-of-62) overall. They are riding their longest winning streak since opening last season 14-0.

Georgia is tied with Tennessee for first place in the SEC and can clinch the top seed in the conference tournament with a win Sunday over Vanderbilt. It was the Lady Bulldogs' most lopsided win since a 61-point rout of Hampton on December 9.

Georgia shot 54 percent (15-of-28) in the first half and held Alabama to 32 percent (8-of-25), opening a 32-18 lead. Miller paced the Lady Bulldogs with 10 points.

Alabama (15-11, 5-8) suffered its lowest output since a 67-41 loss to Mississippi during the 1989-90 season, the first under coach Rick Moody. The Crimson Tide's lowest performance came in a 61-29 setback to Judson in 1974-75, the first year of the varsity program.

Boo Barnes scored 10 points for Alabama, which suffered its most decisive defeat since a 95-44 loss to Tennessee in the 1994-95 season.