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Nate Oats commended Alabama's toughness as the team copes with injuries.
The roster has been shorthanded, yet the group has galvanized around the challenge.
Oats emphasizes collective effort over individual shortfalls.
The comments come as Alabama navigates a season disrupted by injuries.
Team unity is highlighted as a key response to the setback.
The assessment focuses on performance signals amid lineup changes.
Coaching remarks aim to motivate through adversity and injuries.
The program intends to sustain momentum despite roster gaps.
Injuries are framed as a catalyst for team resilience.
The latest comments reflect a broader strategy of improvement and depth.

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Latrell Wrightsell Jr. shows progress and could boost Alabama's depth for the road game at Oklahoma.
Keitenn Bristow remains out with a right ankle injury while Latrell Wrightsell Jr. progresses in practice.
Indiana's National Championship injury report shows no surprises for IU, with multiple players ruled out for the season.

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Alabama faced a limited roster ahead of the Oklahoma game, with only eight scholarship players available.
Coach Nate Oats said the adversity has galvanized the group and brought out its toughness.
Alabama rallied from a 14-point first-half deficit to beat Mississippi State 97-82.
Oats believes the SEC remains deep and competitive from top to bottom.
Alabama sits 2-2 in SEC play as they head to Oklahoma after the midweek bye.
Oats says injuries can improve chemistry when rotation is forced to tighten.
SEC standings show several teams in the top 25, with no undefeated conference teams remaining.
Oats highlighted cautious optimism about the returning players when healthy.
Alabama is positioned for a crucial stretch before the postseason.
Oats noted the value of adversity in strengthening team unity.

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sports13h ago

Nate Oats named Latrell Wrightsell Jr. Alabama's most consistent guard defender when healthy, highlighting his footwork and effort.
Oats added Amari Allen is right there with Wrightsell as a guard defender capable of contributing on that end.
Wrightsell has missed recent games due to a right leg injury but previously played 31 minutes in a January 7 loss to Vanderbilt.
Oats emphasized defense as a priority for Alabama guards to limit opponents, including Mississippi State's Josh Hubbard.
Wrightsell has continued to log minutes despite offensive struggles, indicating his defensive value to the Tide.
Alabama beat Mississippi State 97-82 on the road after this defensive focus, with Wrightsell unavailable for the Oklahoma game discussed by Oats.
Wrightsell has battled a right leg injury, affecting availability for upcoming games.
Oats noted Wrightsell is improving and doing basketball workouts as he recovers.
Oats expects Wrightsell to be a part of the guard rotation when healthy, alongside Allen.

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