Alabama has top-10 odds to win NCAA MBB national championship, according to BetMGM

Alabama men’s basketball now holds top 10 odds to win a national championship, but not in football! This time, Alabama may be in contenti…

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The Alabama Crimson Tide men’s basketball team is rolling through the SEC with an undefeated 10-0 record, and an overall record of 15-4.

Nate Oats in his second season has put together impressive recruiting classes and has instilled a culture that has propelled this team into the national spotlight.

The Crimson Tide is practically synonymous with college football at this point, especially since Alabama won national championship No. 18 in football just last month.

Alabama is traditionally a “football school,” however, Oats is beginning to move the needle as the basketball program is now a staple on campus.

BetMGM‘s latest odds to win the 2020-2021 college basketball national championship has Alabama placed within the top 10.

Odds courtesy of BetMGM, The King of Sportsbooks.

Here’s where they stand:

  1. Gonzaga +250
  2. Baylor +400
  3. Villanova +900
  4. Michigan +1200
  5. Texas +1200
  6. Wisconsin +1300
  7. Florida State +1600
  8. Alabama +1600
  9. Creighton +1800
  10. Iowa +1800

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LOOK: Alabama MBB HC Nate Oats issues statement in support of ‘Let Them Play’ movement

Alabama head coach Nate Oats, who formerly coached at a michigan high school, has issued a statement in support of the “Let Them Play” mo…

Alabama men’s basketball head coach Nate Oats in his second year with the program and is exceeding expectations with the team on the court, and on the recruting trail.

The Crimson Tide’s 2020 recruiting class ranked No. 12 in the nation, and the 2021 class currently sits at No. 17 across the country.

Oats has been welcoming recruits from all around the United States, and even Canada. However, one state has paused winter and spring sports which may make it difficult to recruit.

Michigan may not have a high school basketball season, and Oats has publicly voiced his support for the “Let Them Play” movement.

His statement is not addressed to anyone in particular, but does call for the state of Michigan to let their high school athletes play.

He mentions the potential hit to recruiting the state will inevitably face if the status quo holds. Oats also references his connection to the state by mentioning his history as a high school coach in Michigan.

Alabama MBB cracks top 10 in latest AP top 25

Nate Oats is doing wonders for the Crimson Tide in his second season as the head ball coach. Alabama is undefeated in SEC play and 13-3 …

Nate Oats and the Alabama Crimson Tide men’s basketball team is rolling through their SEC scedule, remaining undefeated in conference play with a total record of 13-3 after a win over Mississippi State.

The team is unique in that it has a fast-paced offense and a defense that can stop shots or a drive. Consisting of starters and off-the-bench contributors that range anywhere from seniors to true freshmen, they can do it all.

Upcoming games include Kentucky at home, then on the road to face off against Oklahoma in the SEC – Big 12 challenge.

In the latest AP top 25 poll, Alabama ranks No. 9 in the nation.

There’s no telling where the ceiling is for this team, or who will be able to slow them down from this impressive run.

 

CBS Sports releases latest college basketball rankings. Where is Alabama?

Alabama Crimson Tide basketball is all in on Nate Pats as he has led the team all the way to the top 10 of the latsest CBS Sports rankings.

The Alabama Crimson Tide basketball team has long lived in the shadow of the football team. Nick Saban reigns supreme on campus, and certainly holds onto the top spot as the University’s ‘favorite coach,’ but Nate Oats is on the rise.

Alabama basketball currently ranks No. 18 in the nation according to the latest AP poll, but has made a significant move into the top 10 in the latest CBS Sports ranking.

With an overall record of 12-3 and an undefeated SEC record of 7-0, the Crimson Tide ranks No. 10 in the nation in the CBS Sports ranking.

A team headlined by seniors John Petty and Herb Jones has also seen a spark from the younger members of the team. Last night’s big 105-75 win over LSU saw freshman Josh Primo score 22 points.

They have not lost a game in a month and it’s beginning to garner national attention. The Crimson Tide are likely going to be dancing in March.

LOOK: Fans, media, athletes reacts to Alabama’s monster win over LSU

Nate Oats is doing wonders in his second season as the head coach of the Alabama men’s basketball team. The team’s undefeated record in the SEC extends as they take down LSU on the road with a final score of 105-75, and also broke their own …

Nate Oats is doing wonders in his second season as the head coach of the Alabama men’s basketball team.

The team’s undefeated record in the SEC extends as they take down LSU on the road with a final score of 105-75, and also broke their own conference record of most threes made in a single contest

The Crimson Tide, ranked No. 18 in the nation, is starting to make headlines across the country.

With success across the board for the team, it is hard to ignore what’s taking place in Tuscaloosa.

Fans, media members and even athletes are taking to Twitter to share their toughts on the team’s win over LSU.

Here’s what they had to say:

LOOK: Twitter reacts to Alabama MBB remaining undefeated in SEC

Alabama men’s basketball remains undefeated in SEC play, which is starting to earn the Crimson Tide some national attention.

The Alabama athletics program is still less than a week removed from the football team winning national championship No. 18. However, the attention has quickly shifted to the hardwood, as head coach Nate Oats and the Crimson Tide basketball team is looking stronger than ever.

With today’s 90-59 win against Arkansas, Alabama remains perfect in conference play with a record of 6-0, and a total record of 11-3.

Alabama has recently been making a push to be nationally recognized for the basketball program, and Oats is making it hard to not notice the Crimson Tide.

Fans and analysts have taken to Twitter to express their thoughts on Alabama basketball:

LOOK: Twitter reacts to Nate Oats’ comments on Coach K

Alabama MBB head coach Nate Oats calls out Duke’s head Coach, Coach K, who claims NCAA should rethink playing the 2020-2021 MBB season.

Alabama men’s basketball head coach Nate Oats is in year No. 2 with the team. Both season’s have been under unique circumstances, with both season being severly impacted by COVID.

On Wednesday, Duke men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski made comments regaridng the current state of basketball and if it should even be played due to the ongoing pandemic. Duke has since canceled their non-conference schedule for the rest of the 2020-2021 season.

Oats was quick to point out that it’s okay to play, since we are all humans in need of continuing on with out lives, just carefully, so as to not put ourselves and anyone else in danger.

Another, more controversial point made by Oats was that Duke is currently 2-2. A team that is typically the team to beat no having a great start to the season could be why Coach K made those comments.

Twitter was quick to catch on and have either sided with, or against Oats. Here’s what they had to say:

Listen to a short clip of his comments here.

The full clip includes Oats comments on basketball and the need to return to somewhat normal life with caution.

It’s been a day, and no NCAA personnell on campus… that we know of.

And the memes begin.

The Alabama student’s have come to support Oats.

Calling out other coaches is nothing new for the head coach.

 

Duke fans aren’t going to like this one.

If the national media is going to focus in on Alabama basketball, wouldn’t a new arena be nice?

Nate Oats is putting Alabama basketball on the map, one way or another.

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