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Alabama MBB offers 2025 center Jamarion Davis-Fleming

Alabama basketball extended an offer to 2025 center Jamarion Davis-Fleming.

Alabama extended an offer to 2025 center Jamarion Davis-Fleming. The Crimson Tide target posted the offer to his Twitter account early Friday morning. He is the younger brother of former Alabama basketball player Javian Davis.

The Alabama coaching staff recruited Javian as a part of their 2018 class. Now, it appears that the Tide will be in the mix to land his brother, Jamarion.

Jamarion stands at 6-foot-8 and 195 pounds. He plays for Canton High School in Canton, Mississippi. He has received three offers so far: Ole Miss, Jackson State and Alabama.

Coach [autotag]Nate Oats[/autotag] and his staff have shown interest in just a few recruits in the 2025 recruiting cycle. One of the prospects that also received an offer on Thursday night is 2025 guard Jasper Johnson.

Oats wants to establish relationships early in the recruiting process with the basketball program trending upward as of late. We will certainly keep an eye on his recruitment and how the Crimson Tide intends to recruit him in the future.

Roll Tide Wire will continue to follow Davis-Fleming’s recruitment as well as other Alabama basketball recruiting news.

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Former Alabama forward Javian Davis is transferring to Miss. State

Alabama forward Javian Davis entered the transfer portal, and now, he’s officially headed to Mississippi State

Earlier this month, Alabama forward Javian Davis entered the transfer portal, and now, he’s officially headed to Mississippi State. Davis announced the news himself on Twitter on Monday morning.

Western Kentucky, Georgetown, Tulane, Xavier, and Wake Forest were among the other schools Davis considered as transfer options prior to his decision to transfer to Mississippi State.

Davis, who is from Caton, Mississippi started 14 games (played in 31) for the Crimson Tide as a redshirt freshman.

Davis joins several other Crimson Tide players who have transferred from Alabama:Ā Galin Smith transferred to Maryland, Jaylen Forbes transferred to Tulane, and Raymond Hawkins decided to go to Long Beach State.

Davis averaged 6.1 points and 3.8 rebounds last year, and had a field goal percentage of 59.4%.

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Alabama MBB F Javian Davis enters NCAA transfer portal

Alabama redshirt sophomore forward Javian Davis enters the NCAA transfer portal, potentially opening up two additional scholarship spots.

Alabama men’s basketball’s redshirt sophomore forward, Javian Davis, has entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to AL.com’s Matt Zenitz.

Davis appeared in 31 games in the 2019-2020 college basketball season, where he averaged six points per game, a field goal percentage of 59.4% and averaged almost four rebounds per game.

With the addition of recent top commit Alex Tchikou, Nate Oats doesn’t have any available scholarships to give out. However, if Davis does decide to transfer, and John Petty stays in the NBA Draft, there would be two potential scholarships to offer.

Davis is not the first player from the 2019 team to transfer before the start of the 2020 season. Former Alabama forward Galin Smith announce he will be transferring to Maryland to continue his basketball career, guard Jaylen Forbes transferred to Tulane, while center Raymond Hawkins will be playing at Long Beach State.

While it is sad to see players leave the Crimson Tide, it’s an amazing sight to see Nate Oats recruit elite talent to Tuscaloosa. Rivals.com has the 2020 Alabama basketball recruiting class listed as No. 9 in the nation.

Roll Tide Wire will keep you updated on all things Alabama basketball as the season approaches!

REPORT: Alabama’s Javian Davis expected to play vs. LSU on Wednesday

Alabama basketball fans can breathe a sigh of relief as Javian Davis’ injury turned out to not be as serious as originally thought.

Alabama basketball fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Alabama forward Javian Davis’ injury turned out to not be as serious as originally thought. Davis was hurt in the second half of Alabamaā€™s 77-62 win Wednesday night at Vanderbilt. Matt Zenitz reported today that the knee injury ended up being a bone cruise.

Davis, who has become a dominant freshman leader for the Crimson Tide is averaging 6.2 points per game as well as 4.3 rebounds per game. Davis is expected to be back in action on Wednesday as the Tide takes of the LSU Tigers.

Alabama takes on Kansas State in Tuscaloosa as part of the Big 12/SEC Challenge on Saturday at 5 PM CT.

Alabama has won nine of its past 12 games and rose to No. 38 in Thursdayā€™s NET ranking.

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Alabama basketball vs. Rhode Island: How to watch/listen

Alabama will play its first road game of the 2019 season on Friday night against Rhode Island. Here is how you can watch and/or listen.

The Alabama men’s basketball team (1-1) will play its first road game of the 2019 season on Friday as they take on Rhode Island (1-1) at 6:30 p.m. CT on Friday.

Below is a summary of how you can watch and/or listen to that game

Watch: NBCSN

Listen: TideTV / TuneIn

Despite being on the road, the Crimson Tide is currently favored by 1.5 points, according to BetMGM.

Alabama started the season 0-1 after dropping an ugly 80-81 loss to Penn at home, but they bounced back in its second game of the season when they sent Florida Atlantic home with a 59-78 loss to even the record at 1-1.

The Crimson Tide currently has three different players averaging double-digit points per game, which included point guard Kira Lewis (23.0 points), guard/forward Jaden Shackelford (16.5) and Javian Davis (10.5).

John Petty Jr. is currently leading the team in rebounds per game (7.5) while also averaging 9.0 points.

It’s been an unfortunate start to the season with the injuries and NCAA’s waiver denial regarding Jahvon Quinerly, but Friday night is an opportunity for head coach Nate Oats and the rest of the team to get over the .500 mark.

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