Alabama Basketball Star Arrested, Suspended

0:00On March 20, Alabama basketball guard Aiden Holloway faces charges of first-degree marijuana possession and failure to affix a tax stamp after his arrest Monday morning. Officers from the West Alabama Narcotics Task Force searched a home in Tuscaloosa and found more than two pounds of marijuana along with paraphernalia and cash. The 21-year-old posted $5,000 bond and was released by 10.45 am central time. Here this week, details emerged on how police obtained the search warrant. Investigators acted on complaints and pulled trash from outside the residence, discovering marijuana residue and items linked directly to Holloway by name and address. The arrest led to Holloway's suspension by head coach Nate Oates, keeping him out as the fourth seed crimson tied headed to Tampa for there. NC double. A tournament opener against 13th seed Hofstra at 2pm, central time. His absence marks a hit for a key starter who earned all Southeast Conference 3rd team honors on March 9th.

1:01Holloway shifted from 6th man to starter this season, ranking 14th in the conference at 16.8 points per game on 48th, percent shooting and 8th at 3.9 assists per game. Coach Oates has stayed in close touch, offering support while focusing the team on the games ahead. With a student conduct appeal coming next week, Holloway could return if Alabama advances further. But for now, the tie prepare without him as the tournament unfolds.