Tim Kaiser

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

RIP Kyle Busch. Prayers for your family.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

Waste of all our time and made the teams sit and cool off. @MarchMadnessMBB

[College Sports Only @CSOonX]

Whoever thought having a Chainsmokers concert in between Final Four games was a good idea needs to be fired.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@MarchMadnessMBB Can we just play game 2 instead of making the teams go cold in the locker room for what ia basically a DJ concert?

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

Thanks @Delta for closing my flight 5 minutes early. Plane still at the gate. I get there exactly 5 minutes late because of your connecting flight. In the same terminal and no one bothered to check or cared.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

On a positive note with Alabama basketball, at least we can continue to say we are the program most like an NBA experience on and off the court.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@joecorona_real @DickieV @nate_oats Dickie V doesn’t realize this game is not about him talking nonsense.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@GregHulsey And Oats stubbornness not to call a time out, take a mini run into a insurmountable lead.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@BlueGrass_BBN @NextRoundLive No players who have played in the pros, anywhere, should be eligible. Once that door was opened for some, it was opened for all.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@joecorona_real Might have mentioned that to Doug a few times.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@joecorona_real They still think we are going to run zone.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@AlabamaMBB Noah playing like he just saw land after the flood.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@Greg_Byrne Thank you Stillman for picking up where the Million $$ band was “too tired”. Meanwhile I’m sitting by people that attended the game but made it a priority to get back. Let Stillman play the SEC and NCAA Tournament.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

Good luck Hoosiers. Go win it all.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@joecorona_real @KevinScarbinsky Has been on a slide since we went to the “science” S&C coaches. And this team has quit.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

Elite 8 type game in November. Great toughness fighting through the foul discrepancy and never letting up.

[Alabama Men’s Basketball @AlabamaMBB]

Start Spreading The News.

#RollTide | #BlueCollarBasketball

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

Elephant. Not wildcat.

[Southeastern Conference @SEC]

KADYN PROCTOR. WILDCAT. 🚨

@AlabamaFTBL x 📺 ABC

[Andrew Bone @AndrewJBone]

Cole Adams

Best hands on Special Teams in the SEC.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

@davidpowellbham Oh yea. Sent that to Beth. She said I still have to go.

[Tim Kaiser @tgkaiser]

Happy birthday @wimpsanderson1

[Tide Hoops History @BamaHistory]

During his tenure coaching @AlabamaMBB, Winfrey “Wimp” Sanderson entertained fans with a scowl that intimidated the most veteran officials all while donned in his trademark plaid sportscoat.

Today the coach, who made plaid as engrained with Alabama basketball as houndstooth is with Alabama football, celebrates another birthday.

And while @wimpsanderson1 declined offering his actual age, he provided this point of reference instead.

“You could take two SEC coaches, add their ages together and I’m still older,” Sanderson joked earlier this week.

However, these last few months have been some of the most difficult in his life with the passing of his beloved wife, Annette, earlier this spring. The high school sweethearts had been married for 67 years, and she traveled with him on a coaching adventure that started in Carbon Hill and ended in Little Rock, Ark.

Perhaps the biggest tribute to Sanderson’s career is the number of former players and staff that returned for the funeral services of Annette in early May.

After settling in Birmingham following his retirement from coaching, Sanderson made the decision to move one more time this past summer and returned to Tuscaloosa to be closer to his youngest son, Barry, and his family.

The two still produce and host their radio show “Inside the Locker Room” on @Tide1009 every weekday morning from 7 – 9 a.m.

Sanderson coached one year at Carbon Hill High School then joined Hayden Riley’s staff at Alabama in 1960. He remained an assistant for Riley and later C.M. Newton, before being named the 16th Alabama head coach in 1980.

During his 12-year run when Coleman Coliseum became known as the “Plaid Palace,” the Crimson Tide won five SEC Tournament championships, one SEC regular-season championship and reached the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament six times.

His legacy is renewed every season when the “Crimson Chaos” president is sworn in and bestowed a plaid sportscoat.