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Alabama guard Aden Holloway begins 5-game suspension following drug arrest
Coach Nate Oats said Holloway will miss five games after a marijuana arrest, and the charges were later dismissed through pretrial diversion.
- Alabama guard Aden Holloway began a five-game suspension on Thursday, following his reinstatement to the Crimson Tide roster after a marijuana-related arrest in March.
- Authorities arrested Holloway on March 16 for first-degree marijuana possession; charges were dismissed in September after he completed a pretrial diversion program.
- Holloway missed the Crimson Tide's 111-93 win over Furman on Thursday and will also sit out exhibitions against Ole Miss and Auburn plus regular-season games against Sam Houston State and Arkansas State.
- Head coach Nate Oats confirmed the suspension stands despite recent team injuries, saying Holloway has "done an outstanding job" preparing to rejoin the program.
- Holloway is expected to make his season debut on November 9 against Oakland, returning to a roster where he averaged 16.8 points per game last season.
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Alabama guard Aden Holloway begins 5-game suspension following drug arrest
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Alabama guard Aden Holloway will miss three exhibition games and two regular-season games during a five-game suspension following his arrest on a drug charge, coach Nate Oats said Thursday.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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