All Things Bama Podcast: Alabama Basketball Looking Primed For Strong Finish to Regular Season

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After outlasting Mississippi State on Wednesday night, Alabama basketball is looking to finish the final two weeks of the regular season on a high note, and on the latest episode of the All Things Bama Podcast, host Tyler Martin, staff writer Joey Blackwell and intern Clayton Connick discuss what fans can expect from the Crimson Tide over its final five games. 

Is Charles Bediako Alabama's most important player as tournament time approaches? Will Coach Nate Oats' ejection prove to be a turning point in the season? What does Alabama have to do to knock off No. 4 Kentucky inside Rupp Arena on Saturday (12 p.m, CBS)?

The three also preview Alabama Baseball's season, which begins on Friday afternoon at 3 p.m (CT) against Xavier at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. 

Can the Crimson Tide take the next jump and win an NCAA regional in 2022? What are Alabama's strengths? Which pitcher and position player will prove to be the most vital for the Crimson Tide's success this season?

Find out all this and more on the All Things Bama Podcast. The episode is also available on Youtube to watch in its entirety on the BamaCentral channel.

The show is available on Apple, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Anchor. Former guests of the podcast include Eli Gold, Chris Stewart, Bryan Passink, Wimp Sanderson, Barrett Jones, Mike Johnson, Cory Reamer, Bradley Bozeman, Will Lowery, Lawson Schaffer, Kolby Robinson, Shaun Dion Hamilton, Jason Caffey, Kenneth Darby, Rudy Griffin, Keith McCants, JC Latham, James Brockermeyer, Matt Caddell, John Garcia Jr., Dr. Aloiya Earl, Brad Bohannon, Ric Seritella of NFL Draft Bible and more.


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Tyler Martin
TYLER MARTIN

Tyler Martin is a staff writer with Bama Central and has been covering the Crimson Tide since August of 2019. He emphasizes in recruiting, football, and basketball, while covering all other Alabama athletics.