Nate Oats: "It's obviously not the SEC Championship but it's going to go a long way to determine who the SEC Champion is in the regular season."
Oats told fans to be careful with language and signs at both the game and during College GameDay.
Nate Oats said the No. 1 thing Alabama needs to do is not turn the ball over.
On Dalton Knecht: "He's scoring the ball at a high level. I think that's the first time since 2019-20 that a player has scored 35 or more points four times."
On Tennessee: "I'm sure anything
Oats said Alabama can't get too focused on Knecht or anyone else can hurt you: "
Alabama coach Nate Oats said Latrell Wrightsell Jr. is still day-to-day and has been participating in workouts. "When he can play (the trainers) are gonna let me know he can play."
Oats gave his thoughts on court-storming. "We don't storm the court here. We expect to win big games. I actually love the fact that our fans are unbelievably great and give us a great environment during the game and then act like we've been there and done that."
Oats: "We've talked a little more about what we're gonna have to do (in the frontcourt).... I think (Nick) Pringle is a little more primed."
Oats said Alabama revisited some traps and other schemes that it did against Purdue, Creighton and Arizona's bigs to try and prevent Jonas Aidoo and others from hurting his side.
Oats told fans to be careful with language and signs at both the game and during College GameDay.
Nate Oats said the No. 1 thing Alabama needs to do is not turn the ball over.
On Dalton Knecht: "He's scoring the ball at a high level. I think that's the first time since 2019-20 that a player has scored 35 or more points four times."
On Tennessee: "I'm sure anything
Oats said Alabama can't get too focused on Knecht or anyone else can hurt you: "
Alabama coach Nate Oats said Latrell Wrightsell Jr. is still day-to-day and has been participating in workouts. "When he can play (the trainers) are gonna let me know he can play."
Oats gave his thoughts on court-storming. "We don't storm the court here. We expect to win big games. I actually love the fact that our fans are unbelievably great and give us a great environment during the game and then act like we've been there and done that."
Oats: "We've talked a little more about what we're gonna have to do (in the frontcourt).... I think (Nick) Pringle is a little more primed."
Oats said Alabama revisited some traps and other schemes that it did against Purdue, Creighton and Arizona's bigs to try and prevent Jonas Aidoo and others from hurting his side.
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