Alabama Basketball Faces Setback with Holloway's Arrest

0:00On March 20, Alabama's men's basketball team earned a number-four seed in the NCAA tournament, but they're dealing with a setback involving Ki. Guard Aiden Holloway. He was arrested earlier this week on charges of first-degree marijuana possession and failure to attach a tax stamp. Holloway had been a standout performer this season, putting up 16.8 points per game on average, along with 2.6 made. Three pointers and shooting 48.1 percent from the field. The Crimson tie quickly responded by removing him from campus and confirming he's not traveling with the team, which means he'll sit out there first. Two tournament games in the round of 64 and round of 32. Team officials haven't said anything yet about a possible return if Alabama advances to the sweet 16, leaving fans wondering how deep the tide can go without him right away. For now, all eyes are on whether Alabama can push through the early rounds and force that question sooner rather than later.