Aden Holloway, Alabama’s second-leading scorer, was arrested Monday after authorities found 2.1 pounds of marijuana in his apartment during a search warrant execution. The amount exceeds Alabama’s 2.2-pound threshold for drug trafficking charges, escalating his felony possession charge to a potential felony. Holloway, who posted $5,000 bail, remains suspended from the Crimson Tide team as investigators review evidence, including promethazine and packaging materials found alongside the marijuana.

Coach Nate Oats confirmed Holloway’s removal from campus but emphasized the program’s focus on accountability and moving forward without him for Friday’s NCAA tournament game against Hofstra.