Jahvon Quinerly

The Alabama guard is reportedly set to enter the transfer portal.

Alabama Basketball's Jahvon Quinerly has just announced today that he will return to Tuscaloosa for the upcoming 2023-2024 season.

Despite playing his senior year, Quinerly still has one more year of eligibility, given due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He has until May 31 to declare whether he will return to school for a sixth year, stay in the NBA draft process or choose other options.

It was, to coin an ancient sportswriter’s phrase, a comeback of Lazarusian proportions.

No. 2 Alabama (18-2, 8-0) remains undefeated in conference play with a hard-fought 66-63 win over Mississippi State (12-8, 1-7) in Coleman Coliseum on Wednesday night.

It has undoubtedly been an emotional week for the Alabama Crimson Tide basketball program considering the nature of the tragedy its facing. It appears as if the emotion and the rivalry may have gotten the better of the Alabama senior this week.

After traveling to Seattle to play Gonzaga in December 2021, Gonzaga returns the favor by traveling to Birmingham to meet the Alabama Crimson Tide this upcoming basketball season.

Two days later Alabama walk-on guard and younger brother of Jahvon, Jaden Quinerly announced his intention to transfer out of the Crimson Tide program.

After sustaining a serious knee injury early in Bama basketball's loss to Notre Dame, PG Jahvon Quinerly has announced he won't return for the Tide in 2022-2023.

Alabama men's basketball head coach Nate Oats announced on his radio show that Noah Gurley will return to play for the school next season.