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Aden Holloway has a scholarship waiting at Alabama depending on outcome of marijuana case, Oats says
Coach Nate Oats said Alabama will keep a scholarship open for Aden Holloway while his marijuana case moves through court.
- On Wednesday, Alabama coach Nate Oats confirmed the program has a scholarship waiting for suspended guard Aden Holloway, pending the outcome of his ongoing marijuana case.
- Holloway was arrested March 16 and later indicted on four charges, including marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia use, resulting in his indefinite suspension before the NCAA Tournament.
- While attending a Birmingham PGA Tour Champions event, Oats stated he must let the legal process play out before determining if Holloway can return to the Crimson Tide.
- Holloway waived his June 16 arraignment, with attorney Jason Neff planning to file a formal not guilty plea on his behalf, keeping a potential return open.
- The program faces further roster uncertainty as rising sophomore Amari Allen explores the NBA draft, while redshirt freshman Collins Onyejiaka remains sidelined by a heart condition.
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Aden Holloway has a scholarship waiting at Alabama depending on outcome of marijuana case, Oats says
Alabama coach Nate Oats says there's a scholarship waiting for suspended guard Aden Holloway depending on the outcome of his marijuana case.
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Nate Oats comments on Aden Holloway's future with Alabama basketball
Alabama coach Nate Oats addressed the future of guard Aden Holloway on Wednesday morning. Holloway has been away from the team since early March when he was arrested for felony drug possession. As a result of that arrest, Holloway did not play for the Crimson Tide during their run to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. However, Oats told AL.com’s Nick Kelly that Holloway could return to Alabama for the 2026-27 season once the “legal process pla…
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