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Alabama freshman Amari Allen declared for the 2026 NBA Draft, testing the waters while preserving college eligibility.
Allen averaged 11.4 points and 6.9 rebounds per game as a freshman for Alabama this season.
He has until 11:59 p.m. ET on May 27 to withdraw his name from the draft if he decides to return for another year.

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Nate Oats is weighing backcourt options as Aden Holloway and Amari Allen consider returning or entering the NBA Draft.
The frontcourt additions include Brandon Garrison and Jamarion Davis-Fleming, signaling a focus on size and versatility.
Alabama has also added NC State transfer wing Cole Cloer, who will be the Tide's fourth recruit in the 2026 class.
If both Holloway and Allen return, Alabama could be fine without another guard, according to the analysis.
If one guard departs, Alabama would become thinner at the backcourt, increasing urgency to add a guard.
Oats has built trust with fans but acknowledges potential concern over guard depth.
Favorable guard outcomes in the portal remain possible after the NBA Draft early-entry deadline on April 24.
The 2026 recruiting class includes five-star Qayden Samuels, who could play guard and wing.
Alabama continues to explore guard options and assess fit with new recruits like Jaxon Richardson and Tarris Bouie.

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Amari Allen declares for the 2026 NBA draft while preserving college eligibility.
The 6-foot-8 guard averaged 11.4 points and 6.9 rebounds in 32 games this season.
Allen had a standout 25-point, 11-rebound performance on Jan. 7 vs. Vanderbilt.
He was among SEC players with at least 10 rebounds in multiple games this season.
Allen is viewed as a potential first-round pick due to scoring, rebounding and shooting.
The forward will test the predraft process for feedback from teams.
Underclassmen can withdraw from the draft by May 27 to return to college.
Allen is part of a highly touted draft class expected to feature multiple top prospects.
The report notes this move follows his SEC All-Freshman recognition.
The article originated from Rookie Wire and covered Alabama basketball news.

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