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Alabama HC Nate Oats promises ‘changed’ Aden Holloway after drug arrest ruined 2026 March Madness run

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 17h ago ·Updated 9h ago

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Nate Oats gas firm support in seeing a redemption campaign out of Aden Holloway throughout the course of the Alabama Crimson Tide’s 2026-27 campaign. Oats has been a college basketball head coach since 2015, going through his eighth season with the Crimson…

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