Curry Leaves Alabama for South Florida, Oats Stays Put

0:00On March 25, Alabama women's basketball coach, Christie Curry, has left for South Florida after 13 seasons with the Crimson Tide. The 59-year-old veteran brought 554 career wins into Tuscaloosa and led Alabama to the NCAA tournament in five of the last. Six years, including a 24-and-11 record this season. Just days after their men's coach moved on, USF flipped the script by landing Curry, who posted 200-for-tive wins at Alabama, despite low. Programs spending in the SEC. Meanwhile, speculation is swirling around men's coach Nate Oats possibly heading to North Carolina after Hubert Davis got fired there. Oats brushed off the rumors on his radio show, staying locked in on Alabama's match-up against top-ranked Michigan in the tournament. He called his team underdogs with a chip on their shoulder, ready to play loose against the squad. Some see as the best left. After in football, new head coach Kaelin DeBore added Trent Simpson from Oklahoma as assistant

1:01defensive line coach to work under Freddie Roach and coordinator Cain Womack. Spring practices highlight a tight quarterback battle between Austin Mack and Kaelin Russell with tight-end Caleb Edwards praising both as hard. Workers. Cornerback Xavier and Brown shouted out Dijon Lee for stepping up late last season with key tackles and picks, while Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagel-Viloa. Vows to rebound from a down year and play better football ahead. The tide keep building momentum across the board.