Alabama basketball put together one of its worst offensive performances in recent memory in a loss to Ole Miss.

No. 4-ranked Alabama lost to No. 21 OIe Miss, 74-64, on Tuesday night at Coleman Coliseum. After the Crimson Tide’s third loss of the 2024-25 season, Alabama head coach Nate Oats spoke to local reporters.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— After vehemently denying any connection between his remarks postgame on Saturday about center Clifford Omoruyi's toughness and Auburn star Johni Broome's injury earlier that same day, Alabama head coach Nate Oats said the Crimson Tide big man will be good to go for Tuesday's home game against No. 21 Ole Miss.

Alabama basketball entered Tuesday’s matchup with Ole Miss flying high off a road SEC win at Texas A&M. When the night at Coleman Coliseum ended, the Crimson Tide had lost 74-64, and what is allegedly one of the top teams in college basketball had some serious questions.

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That being said, No. 4 Alabama men's basketball will play its fourth and SEC matchup of the regular season at home against No. 21 Ole Miss on Tuesday evening. For the initial post