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Alabama Morning Drive: Alabama baseball releases 2023 schedule

The latest news and notes involving the Alabama Crimson Tide on Monday, Jan. 9.

Good morning and welcome back to Alabama Morning Drive. If you are new here, Alabama Morning Drive is a series we do throughout the football offseason to catch you up on the latest news and notes involving the Alabama Crimson Tide.

To get things started this morning we will take a look at coach Brad Bohannon’s and the Alabama baseball team’s 2023 schedule.

Coach Bohannon is entering his sixth season as the head coach of the Crimson Tide and has shown strides of improvement throughout his tenure in Tuscaloosa.

The season will get underway in just a little over a month and below is the complete 2023 schedule for the Crimson Tide.

Here are a few other stories Tide fans should know about on this Monday morning.

Alabama Morning Drive: Several recruits enjoy visit to Tuscaloosa

The latest news and notes involving the Alabama Crimson Tide on Monday morning.

Good Monday morning and welcome back to another edition of Alabama Morning Drive. Thank you for allowing Roll Tide Wire to be a small part of your morning routine.

We have a jammed-packed edition this morning. Recruiting season is heating up for the class of 2023, women’s hoops saw its season come to an end, and we will also recap the Alabama baseball and softball weekends.

Let’s get right to it!

First… women’s hoops were eliminated from WNIT…

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Alabama Morning Drive: Bryce Young and Will Anderson Jr. address the media

The latest involving the Alabama Crimson Tide on Tuesday morning.

Good Tuesday morning and welcome back to another edition of Alabama Morning Drive. Thank you for making Roll Tide Wire a part of your morning routine.

Among the items to discuss this morning are, the handful of basketball transfers, Bryce Young and Will Anderson’s media period on Monday, and much more.

Let’s get started!

First…’Bama hoops in the portal…

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Alabama Athletics plans to move forward with Phase II of ‘The Crimson Standard’

The Crimson Standard continues

Earlier this afternoon it was announced that the University of Alabama Athletics Department would be moving forward with phase II of “The Crimson Standard”.

A new competition arena for basketball and gymnastics is the biggest project of phase II. The new arena will seat over 10,000 and is designed to bring the fans closer to the action on the court, something that Crimson Tide fans have been clamoring for for years now.

The new arena will also feature student seating that will mostly take up the lower bowl section and additionally new premium options in club, loge, courtside, and lower-level preferred seating.

Certainly, the success that Nate Oats has had in his short tenure in Tuscaloosa has helped pave the way for the new arena.

Included in phase II is a start of the art golf practice facility. The practice facility would include a first-of-its-kind, nine-hole golf course along with several other amenities.

With the help of athletics director Greg Byrne, the announcement was made via Twitter.

For the complete details behind the announcement click here.

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Alabama women’s basketball stuns No. 12 Texas A&M on the road

On Thursday night, the Alabama women’s basketball team stunned No. 12 Texas A&M in College Station, 76-63. This was the first time in program history that Alabama has ever beaten back-to-back top 15 teams. It’s also the first time Alabama has ever …

On Thursday night, the Alabama women’s basketball team stunned No. 12 Texas A&M in College Station, 76-63. This was the first time in program history that Alabama has ever beaten back-to-back top 15 teams. It’s also the first time Alabama has ever beaten Texas A&M in the series, and it’s the Tide’s third straight SEC victory.

The Crimson Tide attempted a total of 62 shots and made 27 of them for a field goal percentage of 43.5 percent. Alabama also made 14/15 free throws for 93.3 percent percentage. Alabama also made 8 of 22 three pointers

 

Alabama was led by Jasmine Walker who had 24 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists. Alabama’s Ariyah Copeland recored 18 points and 12 rebounds.

Texas A&M went 24/66 for 36.4 percent and also made 13/19 free throws for 68.4 percent.

Alabama improves to 17-11 (7-8 in the SEC) while the Aggies drop to 22-6 (10-5 in the SEC).

Alabama will finish regular season play in Tuscaloosa on Sunday as they host the Missouri Tigers at 12:40 PM CT.

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