Alabama Basketball Adds Second SEC Forward In Transfer Portal

Alabama basketball added its second post player of the transfer portal cycle as sophomore forward Jamarion Davis-Fleming is transferring to Tuscaloosa, according to On3 Sports. Davis-Fleming spent his freshman season at Mississippi State, averaging 3.7 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks in 32 games.

Davis-Fleming was a 4-star recruit and the No. 1 player in the state of Mississippi in the Class of 2025. Standing at 6-foot-10, 240 pounds, he'll be a quality addition to Alabama's front court. He scored four points and hauled in 13 rebounds in 42 combined minutes of action in both Mississippi State losses to Alabama this season. His older brother, Javian Davis, played at Alabama from 2018-20.

The rising sophomore had three double-digit scoring games, but all three performances came against a Power 4 opponent. He had two blocks in 10 of his 18 SEC games, showing good instincts on the defensive end and had six contests with eight or more rebounds.

The Crimson Tide added Brandon Garrison from Kentucky earlier in the week, making Davis-Fleming the second transfer portal addition for the upcoming season. Alabama still has forwards Collins Onyejiaka and Keitenn Bristow on the roster, with the transfer portal closing on April 21, leaving athletes just six more days to enter if they intend to play at a new school next season. The quartet makes up all of Alabama's bigs for 2026-27, and the roster currently has three more available scholarships

Alabama Basketball Current 2026-27 Roster

Sr. Aden Holloway
Sr. Brandon Garrison
Sr. Preston Murphy Jr.
Jr. Keitenn Bristow
So. Amari Allen
So. London Jemison
So. Jamarion Davis-Fleming
So. Davion Hannah
So. Collins Onyejiaka
Fr. Jaxon Richardson
Fr. Qayden Samuels
Fr. Tarris Bouie

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Alabama Basketball's 2025-26 Season in the Polls

Preseason: No. 15 in AP Poll, No. 16 in Coaches Poll
After Week 1 (North Dakota win, St. John's win): No. 8 in AP Poll, No. 9 in Coaches Poll
After Week 2 (Purdue loss): No. 11 in AP Poll, No. 11 in Coaches Poll
After Week 3 (Illinois win): No. 8 in AP Poll, No. 9 in Coaches Poll
After Week 4 (Gonzaga loss, UNLV win, Maryland win): No. 12 in AP Poll, No. 12 in Coaches Poll
After Week 5 (Clemson win, UTSA win): No. 12 in AP Poll, No. 12 in Coaches Poll
After Week 6 (Arizona loss): No. 16 in AP Poll, No. 16 in Coaches Poll
After Week 7 (USF win, Kennesaw State win): No. 14 in AP Poll, No. 15 in Coaches Poll
After Week 8 (Holiday break): No. 15 in Coaches Poll (AP Top 25 not released during break)
After Week 9 (Yale win, Kentucky win): No. 13 in AP Poll, No. 12 in Coaches Poll
After Week 10 (Vanderbilt loss, Texas loss): No. 18 in AP Poll, No. 18 in Coaches Poll
After Week 11 (Mississippi State win, Oklahoma win): No. 17 in AP Poll, No. 17 in Coaches Poll
After Week 12 (Tennessee loss): No. 23 in AP Poll, No. 23 in Coaches Poll
After Week 13 (Missouri win, Florida loss): Not ranked in AP Poll, Not ranked in Coaches Poll
After Week 14 (Texas A&M win, Auburn win): Not ranked in AP Poll, Not ranked in Coaches Poll
After Week 15 (Ole Miss win, South Carolina win): No. 25 in AP Poll, Not ranked in Coaches Poll
After Week 16 (Arkansas win, LSU win): No. 17 in AP Poll, No. 18 in Coaches Poll
After Week 17 (Mississippi State win, Tennessee win): No. 16 in AP Poll, No. 16 in Coaches Poll
End of Regular Season (Georgia loss, Auburn win): No. 15 in AP Poll, No. 15 in Coaches Poll
Entering NCAA Tournament (Ole Miss loss in SEC Tournament): No. 18 in AP Poll, No. 18 in Coaches Poll
Final Rankings of 2025-26 (Hofstra win in NCAA Tournament Round of 64, Texas Tech win in Round of 32, Michigan loss in Sweet 16): No. 16 in AP Poll, No. 16 in Coaches Poll

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