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The Crimson Tide rise to No. 14 in ESPN analyst Jeff Borzello’s latest early‑season Top 25, bolstered by freshman center TJ St. Louis as they prepare to open the 2026‑27 campaign at home versus Sam Houston.
A team‑released clip shows Alabama big man Collins Onyejiaka practicing for the first time since a heart condition sidelined him, sparking cautious optimism from Coach Nate Oats.
Alabama’s Crimson Tide will field a roster that includes a 7‑footer for the first time, as new recruit TJ St. Louis joins a freshman class packed with size and talent.
Alabama’s 2026‑27 roster gains a 7‑foot center from Ontario, Canada, aligning with Coach Nate Oats’ push for a larger, more competitive frontcourt after last season’s Sweet 16 loss.
Nate Oats has turned Alabama into a national powerhouse, landing top talent like TJ St. Louis and propelling the program into elite conversations.
Nate Oats has turned Alabama into a basketball powerhouse, blending elite recruiting with an NBA‑ready system.
Alabama’s Crimson Tide will field a new 7‑footer in TJ St. Louis next season, while the team navigates a demanding slate and a revamped offensive line.
The Crimson Tide have added a 7‑foot, 266‑pound prospect from Ontario, Canada, who brings a 7‑foot‑5 wingspan and a 9‑foot‑5 standing reach to the 2026‑27 squad.
The Crimson Tide finalized a 15‑player lineup that blends returning veterans with a highly ranked recruiting class, addressing size concerns and emphasizing defensive improvement.
The Crimson Tide revealed an 18‑game slate that blends home‑court advantage with challenging road trips, while also detailing roster moves ahead of the new season.