TNR 10/16/26 - Hour 4 | INJURED QBs and Missouri's MOMENT OF TRUTH!

Listen, I know you guys didn't watch it because you were traveling or you got to a place that didn't have the SEC Network on, but Alabama beats Ole Miss 92 to 84.

Here's my big takeaway.

First off, I would just tell you guys that Aiden Holloway and Anderson Diaz didn't play again, so those are two point guards that'll run the offense eventually.

So it was a lot of Amari Allen again at the point, and they still scored 92 points against a, uh, beard defense.

I think that says a lot, LT.

I mean, I don't know about LT, but the fact that you can be without those guards and Amari Allen have that kind of point output is pretty remarkable.

Well, look, Amari Allen, I think he averaged 12 last year.

Yeah.

The point output wasn't big, and again, 20 points in college basketball is a lot.

But Amari Allen came back to show that he can legitimately play, you know, not only the two, which he's gonna be featured at 6'6", but also can run the point a little bit.

And I do think that scoring, uh, uh, average, as much as Alabama's always balanced with that deep roster and everybody can shoot it, you know, I think he's shooting 15, 17 points-

Yeah

... per game.

Dunaway, what, what did Nate do? What got Nate so worked up [laughs] that he got a technical in a, uh, exhibition game? I don't know if I've ever seen that.

Well, I mean, there were some, um, you know, the way Ole Miss plays defense, there were some calls that were, Alabama was getting called for that, uh, Ole Miss wasn't getting called for at the other end of the floor.

But I don't know what came on the specific defense.

There were some moments when Alabama I don't think was giving, uh, the best effort.

But all in all, I was really pleased.

Alabama shot 50% from the field.

They were 11 of 32 from threes.

They out-rebounded Ole Miss, which is key, 45 to 28.

Now, it's just an exhibition game, just like we said after the Auburn loss.

But the two guys that, uh, I, I knew about all these other guys, and I'm waiting to see Diaz run the point with Holloway.

But Cole Cloer was, uh, four of eight from three.

He had 18.

Listen, I know you guys didn't watch it because you were traveling or you got to a place that didn't have the SEC Network on, but Alabama beats Ole Miss 92 to 84.

Here's my big takeaway.

First off, I would just tell you guys that Aiden Holloway and Anderson Diaz didn't play again, so those are two point guards that'll run the offense eventually.

So it was a lot of Amari Allen again at the point, and they still scored 92 points against a, uh, beard defense.

I think that says a lot, LT.

I mean, I don't know about LT, but the fact that you can be without those guards and Amari Allen have that kind of point output is pretty remarkable.

Well, look, Amari Allen, I think he averaged 12 last year.

Yeah.

The point output wasn't big, and again, 20 points in college basketball is a lot.

But Amari Allen came back to show that he can legitimately play, you know, not only the two, which he's gonna be featured at 6'6", but also can run the point a little bit.

And I do think that scoring, uh, uh, average, as much as Alabama's always balanced with that deep roster and everybody can shoot it, you know, I think he's shooting 15, 17 points-

Yeah

... per game.

Dunaway, what, what did Nate do? What got Nate so worked up [laughs] that he got a technical in a, uh, exhibition game? I don't know if I've ever seen that.

Well, I mean, there were some, um, you know, the way Ole Miss plays defense, there were some calls that were, Alabama was getting called for that, uh, Ole Miss wasn't getting called for at the other end of the floor.

But I don't know what came on the specific defense.

There were some moments when Alabama I don't think was giving, uh, the best effort.

But all in all, I was really pleased.

Alabama shot 50% from the field.

They were 11 of 32 from threes.

They out-rebounded Ole Miss, which is key, 45 to 28.

Now, it's just an exhibition game, just like we said after the Auburn loss.

But the two guys that, uh, I, I knew about all these other guys, and I'm waiting to see Diaz run the point with Holloway.

But Cole Cloer was, uh, four of eight from three.

He had 18.