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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Alabama coach Nate Oats had to rebuild his roster and replace three assistant coaches. The pieces ended up fitting perfectly.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Alabama coach Nate Oats had to rebuild his roster and replace three assistant coaches. The pieces ended up fitting perfectly.
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Alabama Coach Nate Oats had to rebuild his roster and replace three assistant coaches. The pieces ended up fitting perfectly.
Alabama Crimson Tide basketball head coach Nate Oats spoke to the team's similarities to UConn ahead of March Madness's Final Four matchup.
The Crimson Tide were among one of the nation’s best offenses all season, but they face the daunting task of trying to stop the reigning national champs, who have won their first four NCAA Tournament games by an average of 27.8 points.
Decatur resident Jimmy Ray Smith is making a trip to the men’s NCAA Final Four that he, like most Alabama basketball fans, never thought would happen.