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Story summary
- Nate Oats, Alabama basketball coach, faced criticism after Alabama's Sweet 16 loss to Michigan when his remarks about player eligibility drew backlash.
- He lamented the absence of Charles Bediako, saying it affected the game, but critics say he is deflecting blame.
- The article notes that Alabama's performance with Bediako was not stellar.
- The conclusion asserts that constant complaints can turn a winning coach into a sore loser once success fades.
