Alabama basketball lost its first game of the 2024-25 season to Purdue, and head coach Nate Oats heaped praise over the Boilermakers.

Alabama coach Nate Oats had high praise for Matt Painter and Purdue's program, calling it 'arguably the best' in college basketball over the last five seasons.

Things are about to get real for Alabama basketball. The 2nd-ranked Crimson Tide has started the season 3-0. All three of those wins have come at home against mid-majors, and while Arkansas State and McNeese State pushed Alabama to the brink,

Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats is opening up about his team’s struggles against Purdue. The Crimson Tide dropped a key non conference game to the Boilermakers Friday, and Oats is not happy with how his team guarded one particular player.

Alabama basketball enters into a gauntlet over the next few weeks, starting with a tough road matchup against Purdue.

Alabama (3-0) basketball is going to face one of the most skilled guards in the country on Friday at Purdue (3-0).

Nate Oats, Mark Sears, and the Alabama basketball program won't shy away from National Championship expectations

Alabama's winning streak ends as Nate Oats addresses major mistakes made in the loss to Purdue. The No. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide faced a tough challenge on the road against No. 13 Purdue, ultimately falling 87-78 in a game that exposed several weaknesses in their game plan.