Due to owner’s bad speech towards him, The current head coach of Alabama Crimson have announced his departure from the team.

Due to owner’s bad speech towards him, The current head coach of Alabama Crimson have announced his departure from the team.

The SEC stated on Thursday that Mohamed Wague, a forward for the Alabama Crimson Tide, will miss one game after elbowing Florida center Alex Condon in the back of the head during their game.

The footage of the altercation between Wague and Condon was examined, according to the SEC. When the two players faced off on Wednesday night, they were diving for a lost ball. As the play concluded, Wague was seen in a video that went viral on social media, elbowing Condon in the head. Officials, however, failed to see it, and Condon was given a foul call during the play.

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Mohamed Wague makes a dunk.
At Coleman Coliseum, Mohamed Wague, #11 of the Alabama Crimson Tide, scores a slam dunk in the second half against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on February 3, 2024, in Tuscaloosa, AL. (Getty Images/Brandon Sumrall)

“After video review in the conference office, it was determined that Wague committed the fighting act of striking Florida’s Alex Condon in the back of the head with his elbow/forearm with 9:25 remaining to play in the first half of Wednesday’s game,” according to the league.

Wague won’t play against Kentucky on Saturday.

“NCAA rules require a suspension for the next regular-season game when a player commits an act of fighting defined as ‘a confrontation involving one or more players, coaches or other team personnel wherein (but not limited to) a fist, hand, arm, foot, knee or leg is used to combatively strike the other individual,’” the SEC stated.

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Wague Mohamed dribbles
On December 20, 2023, in Phoenix, during the second half of Jerry Colangelo’s 2023 Hall of Fame Series Phoenix game versus the Arizona Wildcats at Footprint Center, Mohamed Wague, #11 of the Alabama Crimson Tide, handles the ball. (Getty Images/Chris Coduto) )

Wague gets 2.8 rebounds and 4 points per game on average.

Coach of the Crimson Tide, Nate Oats, stated, “We agree with the suspension and received the discipline for Mo from the SEC.” “After reviewing the film, the penalty is understandable and appropriate.”