Byrne made a statement of his own shortly after Oats did, urging fans to help UA in its NIL efforts.

Byrne spoke of the Tide’s NIL collective and added, “We’re committed to supporting Nate Oats as he continues to lead Alabama men’s basketball in its pursuit of a national championship and encourage our fans to be a part of that by supporting Yea Alabama.” “Although I’ve stated it previously, I want to stress again how crucial this is given how college athletics is evolving. Nate and I frequently discuss the program’s priorities, and NIL and our team’s daily development space are at the top of the list. We are currently taking action to address these issues.

“We value your assistance provided by Yea ALabama.” and eagerly anticipate commemorating such victories in the years to come.

This season, Oats guided Alabama to historic success in the postseason. As the fourth seed in the NCAA Tournament, the Crimson Tide stormed to its first-ever Final Four.

In the end, the Tide lost to UConn on Saturday in the national semifinals. On Monday night, the Huskies take on Purdue in the national championship game.

The initial word of Calipari’s move came on Sunday afternoon. Kentucky and Arkansas have not yet made an announcement about it, but according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, the agreement is almost complete.

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