Alabama Basketball Star Arrested, Suspended

0:00On March 20th, Alabama basketball guard Aiden Holloway faced a rest on Monday morning for first degree possession of marijuana and failure to affix A. Tax stamp? Officers from the West Alabama Narcotics Task Force searched a home in the 400 block of 30th Avenue East where they found more than two. Pounds of marijuana, drug pair for nailier, and cash. He posted a $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 address. Inside the bags they discovered marijuana residue on containers, a partially smoked blunt, and items bearing Holloway's name and the apartment. Details The news hit hard for the Crimson Tide. Head coach Nate Oatts suspended the 21-year-old junior who skipped the team's trip to Tampa for their NCAA tournament opener against. Offshore at 2 p.m. Central Time. Oats has stayed in close touch speaking with Holloway by phone and meeting him before

1:02departure. Holloway earned all Southeast Conference 13 honors on March 9th. He stepped into the starting line of this season after serving as the 6th man averaging 16.8 points per game to rank 14th in. The conference and 3.9 assists to place 8th. For now, Alabama is focusing on the game without him, while Holloway prepares a student conduct appeal next week. Oats plans to handle any updates as they arise, keeping the team locked in on the tournament path ahead.