Alabama basketball received some good news regarding one of its key players heading into the men's NCAA Tournament. Nate Oats on Monday provided a positive update on Grant Nelson's injury during ...

Aaron Estrada thought Grant Nelson was due. Despite the struggles the Alabama basketball forward has faced this season, his teammate could see the performance Nelson displayed in the Sweet Sixteen ...

Nelson dipped his toes in the water in 2023, when he accepted an invitation to the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago and declared ...

Grant Nelson has been a consistent force for Alabama basketball, contributing significantly on both offense and defense. Nelson's performance against Georgia, with 16 points and 10 rebounds ...

Alabama basketball player Grant Nelson was not expected to play in the first round of the NCAA tournament due to a knee injury. Nelson convinced coach Nate Oats to put him in the game late in the ...

The hope, per Oats, remains for Nelson to play in the first round. Grant Nelson sustained a knee injury against Florida, Alabama coach Nate Oats said postgame. Oats said they’re not sure exactly ...

His fourth-seeded Crimson Tide had just upset No. 1 seed North Carolina in the Sweet 16, and next to the name of Alabama forward Grant Nelson were statistics as startling as the game’s outcome.

Alabama forward Grant Nelson needs to get healthier, head coach Nate Oats said. Before the Crimson Tide’s dismantling of ...

This past Tuesday afternoon, a total of three Alabama Crimson Tide basketball players - Mark Sears, Grant Nelson, and Labaron ...

Grant Nelson wasn’t supposed to play against Robert Morris. The Alabama forward injured his knee in the SEC tournament and was officially deemed questionable for Friday’s first-round NCAA ...

Alabama didn't come into this one at full strength as starting forward Grant Nelson suffered a knee injury in the SEC Tournament semifinal loss to Florida. Crimson Tide head coach Nate Oats listed ...

CLEVELAND — Grant Nelson saved the day for Alabama basketball, but that wasn't the game plan going into the No. 2 seed Crimson Tide's NCAA Tournament opener. After the 90-81 win over No. 15 seed ...