| MBB/WBB đźŹ€ 2024-25 Pre-season - Tide rolls over Memphis, 96-88, in 2024 Rocket City Classic

We had a similar thread last year, and like it, I will update this one with the movement as it happens and next season's roster takes shape. Obviously, all the players in red that are set to return, won't. And others will be added via the portal. But I'll keep this updated and keep track of it as it all unfolds. As always, let me know of any errors/mistakes.

Also, keep in mind, there are 13 scholarship spots available per season. As of now, Alabama is +2 (15 scholarshipped players), which means at a minimum, 2 of the following will not return.


Current 2024/25 roster outlook as of now:
G Mark Sears (5th year Senior)

G Latrell Wrightsell Jr. (5th year Senior)

G Davin Cosby Jr. (Sophomore)
G Houston Mallette (Senior)
F Nick Pringle (5th year Senior)
F Grant Nelson (5th year Senior)
F Mohamed Wague (Senior)

F Sam Walters (Sophomore)
F Mouhamed Dioubate (Sophomore)
F Jarin Stevenson (Sophomore)

G/F Naas Cunningham (Freshman)
F Derrion Reid (Freshman)
C Aiden Sherrell (Freshman)
G Rylan Griffin (Junior)

G/F Kris Parker (Redshirt Freshman)
PG Aden Holloway (Sophomore)


Players from 2023/24 that are not eligible to return next season
G Aaron Estrada



Players eligible to return for next season that will not
G/F Kris Parker
G Rylan Griffen
F Sam Walters
F Nick Pringle
G Davin Cosby

Players signed that are set to join Alabama for next season
G/F Naas Cunningham
F Derrion Reid
C Aiden Sherrell


Players transferring in to play for Alabama next season
G Houston Mallette (Pepperdine)
G Chris Youngblood (USF)







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I remember learning a few years ago he was good friends with Stevens. It makes sense to see a developmental guy from the league getting a shot at an assistant job and Stevens encouraging the move.

I never thought Stevens would be a good NBA coach simply due to the egos and the unfortunate way you have to "coach" professional teams these days. He is more in the spot I imagined he was suited for now. He's a brilliant guy that can now use his skills to run a team and not have to deal with being in the weeds. He's got a bright future.
 
Been watching highlights of different players while I'm on the treadmill running. Grant was really impressive in the tournament and I think it just started to click for him. Hopefully we'll see that kind of consistency when he's playing a more comfortable role and not asked to play 5.




I still have no idea how that wasn't an and-one on the dunk over Clingan. Especially with how that game was being called.
 
Been watching highlights of different players while I'm on the treadmill running. Grant was really impressive in the tournament and I think it just started to click for him. Hopefully we'll see that kind of consistency when he's playing a more comfortable role and not asked to play 5.




I still have no idea how that wasn't an and-one on the dunk over Clingan. Especially with how that game was being called.

In my view, they've given him more of a leadership role. As example...his own basketball camp this summer.
 


PROFESSIONAL COACHING EXPERIENCE

2024 – Detroit Pistons (Assistant Coach – Monty Williams)

2023 – Taipei Taishin Mars (Head Coach)

2020-2023 – Philadelphia 76ers (Assistant Coach – Doc Rivers)

2018-2020 – Agua Caliente Clippers (Head Coach)

2014-2018 – Los Angeles Clippers (Assistant Coach – Doc Rivers)

2005-2011 – Boston Celtics (Video Coordinator – Doc Rivers)
 
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