Alabama is more than a football school — its basketball program has sent 35 players to the NBA, including three champions like Robert Horry and Mo Williams.
Youngblood has made the most of his Summer League debut. He is averaging 20 points, shooting 63% from the field and 61.5% from beyond the arc, according to The Oklahoman.
Nate Oats and his staff strengthened the Tide’s 2025 class on Friday by adding a 6-foot-10 center from Boston, Massachusetts, who reclassified from the 2026 class.
After much speculation on the future of Labaron Philon, it has been confirmed that he will remain in the NBA Draft and will not return to Alabama according to NBA insider Jeff Borzello.
On and off the court, Green has continued to make an impact on the community, and now, in the city of Montgomery, March 18 will always be known as JaMychal Green Day.
Analysts are projecting Alabama basketball stars' draft positions, with one Crimson Tide guard making it into several first-round mock drafts heading into the NCAA Tournament.