You get out-rebounded 11-2. We had said coming into the off-season that if we have a tough shooting night ... NATE OATS: Yeah, I mean, one is they've got length all over the place.

Can't wait to get out there and get started. Q. Mark, being back in Ohio, ... NATE OATS: Yeah, so it's a good thing for me that I've got one of the best assistants in the country in Preston Murphy.

Nate Oats talks about Alabama's disappointing 85-65 loss to Duke in the Elite Eight, what he hopes to improve on next year, ... It's hard to overcome that, and you get out-rebounded 11-2.

May not get us out of the first round to be honest with you.” Oats spoke those words minutes after No. 3 seed Alabama lost to No. 2 seed Florida 104-82 in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament on ...

Alabama basketball head coach Nate Oats spoke about NIL in a recent conversation this ... and it’s probably going to take Congress getting involved to actually get it all completely figured out.

NATE OATS: We talked about at the beginning of the year, you know, our goal is to win championships. We didn't win the SEC regular season this year. We won that two out of the last three years.

Nate Oats wants some anti-rat poison to be spewed about the Alabama defense. “I’d appreciate it if you guys put a lot more talk out there about how our defense isn’t good enough to win this ...

Nate Oats lays out Alabama's path to beat 'daunting' UConn in Final Four Beating top-ranked UConn will be a "daunting" task for Alabama, but Nate Oats believes Alabama's running game can help.

Alabama men's basketball coach Nate Oats explained Wednesday why he took his name out of the running for the open Kentucky Wildcats head-coaching vacancy in April, saying he thought about pursuing ...

Nate Oats was one of the last to leave the Alabama basketball locker room in Los Angeles. At 9:32 p.m. local time, he began his walk to the team bus. On his head sat a Final Four hat. Around his ...

Nate Oats identifies three problem areas Alabama basketball has to take care of to win SEC. ... "On the offensive side of the ball, 3-point percentage is the biggest thing that jumps out," Oats said.