No. 6 Alabama's Nate Oats admits it's hard not to be pleased after a lopsided 111-73 win over No. 24 Mississippi State, but adds that he desires more consistent defense.

Before looking ahead to Alabama men's basketball's upcoming ranked meeting against Mississippi State, Crimson Tide coach Nate Oats clarified Derrion Reid's status ahead of Tuesday night. Battling a leg injury which Oats said is "improving,

Bruce Pearl and Nate Oats both have made Final Four runs and get it done despite having to face each other twice a season.

Auburn’s Chad Baker-Mazara had an altercation with Alabama fans, and Tide coach Nate Oats had to tell his fans not to throw things on the floor at Coleman Coliseum. At the end of the day, rolling Toomer’s Corner capped the biggest regular-season basketball the state of Alabama has ever seen.

Nate Oats' team closes the regular season with a gulag of a schedule: at Tennessee, vs Florida, and at Auburn. Will Alabama beat any of those teams?

When Nate Oats karate chopped his whiteboard in the first half of No. 4 Alabama's 110-98 loss at No. 15 Missouri on Wednesday night and received a technical foul, it seemed like more than just a frustrated reaction to a single foul call on Crimson Tide guard Mark Sears.

Here are the top takeaways from Wednesday's college basketball slate, which saw Auburn narrowly avoid a letdown loss

Nate Oats smashes a clipboard on the court out of anger and receives a technical foul.

The Alabama head coach calls Auburn "the No. 1 team in the country for a reason" after dropping a 94-85 game to the Tigers on Saturday

Alabama head coach Nate Oats grabbed a microphone to scold fans near the Crimson Tide student section for throwing objects onto the court during Saturday night's game against Auburn. "We're trying to win the basketball game.

Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats hears about his team's performance from fans, but from his daughters, too. What's their advice? He reveals.

Nate Oats and Bruce Pearl have made Alabama and Auburn basketball perennial contenders in their tenures. Here's how they did it: