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  • Nate Oats shares latest Alabama basketball injury report on Houston Mallette, Derrion Reid

    Nate Oats shares latest Alabama basketball injury report on Houston Mallette, Derrion Reid

    Alabama basketball’s Houston Mallette will likely seek a medical redshirt after the season, Nate Oats said Friday. The Crimson Tide’s head coach said earlier in the year that it was a possibility for Mallette due to lingering knee issues, but the medical redshirt sounded more likely.

    Mallette was originally slated to redshirt the year, but came back and played in six games after Latrell Wrightsell Jr. was injured. Oats said the senior’s knees were not ready to go ahead of UA’s Saturday matchup with LSU.

    “For him to only play half the conference games would be, I don’t know if that’s fair to him to be honest with you,” Oats said. “It’s gonna be a conversation we have with him when he gets here, probably halfway through where, “Look, how are your knees feeling?’

    “Because if you bring him back, it’s gotta be, your knees are going to 100% be healthy and you can full go as many minutes as you deserve to play the rest of the year in all the games. If you can’t do that, with his knees, I just don’t think it’d be the right decision.”

    Mallette transferred to Alabama from Pepperdine this offseason. According to Oats, he missed the entire summer due to the knee issues.

    Alabama could also be without Derrion Reid on Saturday. The forward is suffering from a lower-body injury and has missed the last three games.

    Oats didn’t sound optimistic about a possible return against LSU.

    “We play at night tomorrow, so I think he’ll get a workout in tomorrow morning, see how he feels,” Oats said. “But he’s not a for sure, he’s not in, I think he’ll be listed as questionable would be my guess.”

    Alabama and LSU are set to tip off at 7:30 p.m. CT Saturday in Coleman Coliseum. The game will be aired on the SEC Network.

  • How to watch Alabama vs. LSU today: Crimson Tide, Tigers TV channel, time

    How to watch Alabama vs. LSU today: Crimson Tide, Tigers TV channel, time

    The Alabama Crimson Tide are looking to avoid a disappointment against the LSU Tigers at Coleman Coliseum after winning back-to-back games in SEC competition. However, coach Nate Oats and Alabama (16-3 overall, 5-1 SEC), who are ranked No. 3 in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, are still hurting from their Jan. 14 loss to Ole Miss, a club they were strongly favored to defeat.

    At his news conference on Friday before Alabama’s matchup with LSU, Oats stated, “We’ve done the deal where we’ve overlooked a team a little bit.” I don’t know why we didn’t notice them, Ole Miss. When we faced them, they were unbeaten, but I believe we won. Therefore, we will need to assess our maturity and see what

    Last Saturday’s 68-57 loss to No. 11 Texas A&M gave LSU (12-6, 1-4) a midweek bye.

    Senior guard Cam Carter leads the Tigers with 17.6 points per game, which puts them tenth in the conference (79.7).

    “The truth is that LSU has only won one conference game, but they have talent,” Oats stated. When it comes to SEC-only games, Cam Carter ranks fourth in the league in terms of scoring. Other players on their team are undoubtedly capable of scoring goals.

    As the year progresses, some of their young freshmen are improving. and their backcourt features some seasoned players who are undoubtedly capable of scoring.

  • Following Alabama’s loss in the ReliaQuest Bowl, head football coach Kalen DeBoer recalls scenes from the locker room in the morning.

    Following Alabama’s loss in the ReliaQuest Bowl, head football coach Kalen DeBoer recalls scenes from the locker room in the morning.

    More than their aspirations of winning a national championship were dashed by Alabama’s humiliating 19–13 loss to Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl.

    With four losses, it turned head football coach Kalen DeBoer’s first season in Tuscaloosa into a complete bust. However, DeBoer isn’t whining. Not at all.

    The head coach of the Crimson Tide is ignoring the criticism and focusing on developing his “attack” plan for the 2025 offseason.

    He did so because of the mood in the locker room the morning after the ReliaQuest Bowl defeat.

    SANTOS 1 X 2 PALMEIRAS | MELHORES MOMENTOS – PAULISTÃO 2025, 3ª RODADA | Upcoming The head coach of the Crimson Tide is ignoring the criticism and focusing on developing his “attack” plan for the 2025 offseason.

    He did so because of the mood in the locker room the morning after the ReliaQuest Bowl defeat. DeBoer stated, “I think attack is the right word for it,” according to WSFA12.

    “I can’t say for every guy on the team but you know most of them woke up the next morning wanting to make the next season something completely different.”

    DeBoer highlighted how they immediately set up the proper mindset to tackle the upcoming season rather than having a somber pity party. “We have control over the effort, but not over the outcome.”

    Here’s where DeBoer sets his Alabama culture apart from Nick Saban’s. Accountability was always important to Saban, both after a defeat and in the long run. “I believe that many men are prepared to put in the effort, lead by example, and genuinely be someone that [others] aspire to be like.

    “But it’s a big step for a lot of guys to take when you try to help someone for their benefit by making them accountable — teammate to teammate,” Saban stated in a 2022 podcast.

    DeBoer is more concerned with ensuring that their next move is more aggressive than their last. He is preparing people to join the battle with vigor.