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Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats agrees to new contract

Alabama coach gets contract extension following Sweet Sixteen

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne announced Sunday he has finalized a contract extension with basketball coach Nate Oats. Byrne announced on social media Oats has signed the deal “that will make him one of the top five compensated men's basketball coaches in the country.

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Nate Oats and Alabama agree to contract extension following run to NCAA Sweet 16

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Nate Oats contract: Alabama coach becomes top 5 highest-paid in college basketball

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Alabama Basketball Locks In Nate Oats, And That’s Exactly What a Championship Program Does

Alabama didn’t just hand Nate Oats a new contract, let’s call it what it is.

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Alabama extending contract for men’s basketball coach Nate Oats

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Alabama Makes Nate Oates One Of 5 Highest-Paid Coaches In College Basketball

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Alabama Makes Decision on Nate Oats' Future Following Michigan Loss

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne announced Sunday that Oats has signed a new contract, stating, "Nate Oats has signed a new contract that will make him one of the top five compensated men's basket...

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'He's Not Going Anywhere': Nate Oats Signs Contract Extension with Alabama

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Alabama basketball signs Nate Oats to contract extension

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UC Riverside introduces new athletic director Greg Paules

Announced as UC Riverside’s new athletic director at an on-campus press conference on Monday morning, chancellor S. Jack Hu told a quick story illustrating what separated Paules during the last stage of the interview process.

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Report: Alabama AD Greg Byrne suggests conferences ban schools that break compensation rules

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne is clearly fed up with the current state of college athletics. But amid unrequited calls on Congress to save the NCAA, SEC administrators like Byrne are entertaining other ways for the Power Four conference to police themselves when it comes to player compensation rules.