A guide provides details on how to watch the March Madness game between the No. 4 Crimson Tide and the No. 1 Wolverines, with Alabama player Aden Holloway receiving judicial permission to leave the state to participate.

Aden Holloway, Alabama's No. 2 scorer, had 2.1 pounds of marijuana when arrested, authorities say  AP News

Prosecutors allege that Alabama guard Aden Holloway was found with 2.1 pounds of marijuana and had drug transaction texts on his phone following his arrest, according to a report.

New details are emerging in Aden Holloway’s arrest -- and they paint a clearer picture of what cops say they found inside his apartment.

Prosecutors claim that the phone of Alabama guard Aden Holloway contained evidence of drug transactions, leading to further investigation.

Not the kind of March Madness Alabama was hoping for -- star Crimson Tide player Aden Holloway was arrested and charged with first-degree possession of marijuana ahead of the NCAA Tournament ...