Alabama Basketball

On Tuesday, Alabama Men's Basketball head coach Nate Oats announced that his team will face off against Memphis each of the next three seasons.

This week, Alabama scheduled a home-and-home series with Memphis for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons. The series will start in Tuscaloosa this season, and move to Memphis the next, but both teams are in negotiations to play a second game this coming season, in Memphis, for charity.

Two days after the NCAA announced it was clearing football and men's and women's basketball athletes to return to college campuses on June 1, the SEC announced that voluntary in-person activities may resume on June 8. SEC schools may bring back football and basketball athletes to campus fo…

Somewhere in Tuscaloosa today Nick Saban, Nate Oats and Kristy Curry are smiling. According to Pete Thamel of Yahoo Sports, the NCAA Division 1 Council voted to approve voluntary athletic activities in football and men's and women's basketball to start on June 1. This vote puts the power b…

Alabama Head Basketball Coach Nate Oats joined Inside the Locker Room today to discuss this past season, the circumstances he is in now with recruiting and looking ahead till next year. Coach Oats discussed the SEC scheduling procedure, the three players who have their names in the NBA Draft and mor…

Canadian combo guard Joshua Primo has committed to Nate Oats and the Crimson Tide. The 6'6" guard out of Royal Crown High School in Toronto Canada becomes the highest rated member of the Alabama 2020 signing class for Oats. Primo is a five-star prospect, the seventh overall combo guard and…

Alabama junior forward Alex Reese was arrested last night in Tuscaloosa for public intoxication. Reese back in town after the SEC Basketball Tournament was cancelled yesterday unexpectedly due to concerns over COVID-19. Reese was arrested early Friday morning in the downtown area of Tuscaloosa.

The NCAA has cancelled the remaining winter and spring championships on the schedule. NCAA President Mark Emmert along with the NCAA released a statement via Twitter announcing the cancellation of the men's and women's basketball tournament.

The SEC has cancelled the rest of the SEC Basketball Tournament. The conference officials made the decision an hour before tip-off was scheduled to begin to cancel the tournament due to the danger of COVID-19 Coronavirus spreading.

Greg Sankey announced on the SEC Network between the two Thursday night SEC Tournament games, that beginning tomorrow fans would not be allowed into Bridgestone Arena to watch the SEC Tournament. The Big 10, Big 12 and the Pac-12 announced similar bans from their conference tournaments earlier today…