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Not everything went as planned for the Alabama Crimson Tide, who defeated Georgia on Wednesday despite having a strong second half.
Moving forward According to AL.com, Nick Pringle was suspended for “conduct detrimental to the team,” which is why he did not travel to Athens with his teammates, as reported by the ESPN broadcast. Furthermore, the senior has been suspended previously this season. Pringle was previously suspended for a number of days in December, but he made a comeback during the Tide’s game against Purdue, a title candidate.
That was a pretty accurate depiction of what the head coach stated in December.
Nothing significant off the court, just internal matters. He wasn’t upholding the standard that we expect our people to follow, according to an AL.com story.
It’s interesting to note that Pringle’s punishments were announced just a few months after Tuscaloosa’s turbulent basketball season ended, during which the team’s decision to not suspend Pringle received criticism. The team’s March Madness victory came amidst tragedy following the shooting death of Jamea Harris.
