Alabama Crimson Just Signed in a 32 years old Player For $750.8million Ahead of….
Nate Oats, the head coach of Alabama’s men’s basketball team, visited the Magic City on Monday afternoon to give a speech at the Birmingham Tip-Off club event held at the Harbert Center downtown.
Speaking to the media, Oats revealed that the Crimson Tide, with a 9-2 conference record in the SEC rankings, are now tied for the first seed with South Carolina. There are still seven regular season games left, four of which will be played at Coleman Coliseum. Two of those seven games—a road trip to Kentucky and a rematch against Tennessee—will be against rated teams.
The Crimson Tide are back in the running for another SEC championship after losing all of their assistant coaches and their best players from their previous year’s No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. Speaking with Oats, all of this can be attributed to Alabama’s efforts to attract excellent players and guys who aspire to play in the same way—Mark Sears, who leads the league in scoring right now, is one example of such a player.
“We’ve been lucky to be able to recruit at a really high level and bring in good players, and our coaching staff has done a really good job at coaching them,” Oats says. “You can’t compete for a league championship without really good players.” We’re proving, I believe, that you can succeed.
