Alabama basketball’s 2025 recruiting class is already ranked No. 4 according to On3’s industry rankings. Four-star commits Amari Allen and London Jemison have sworn themselves to the returning Final Four squad with a “Roll Tide.” A number of recruits on the radar could push the Crimson Tide ’s incoming class of prospects to No. 1.

St. Thomas More forward London Jemison verbally committed to play Division I men’s college basketball at the University of Alabama Saturday. Jemison, a former standout star at Northwest Catholic-West Hartford made his decision on the 247Sports Channel, choosing the Crimson Tide over other finalists Kansas and Louisville.

Last week, Oats received his first 2025 pledge from four-star small forward Amari Allen. Saturday afternoon, Alabama received its second 2025 commitment when four-star power forward London Jemison chose the Crimson Tide on the 247Sports YouTube channel.

With two four-star commits in London Jemison and Amari Allen, the Crimson Tide’s 2025 recruiting class already ranks No. 4 in the country.

Jemison had a noteworthy offseason up to this point. He was named a standout at the NBPA Top 100 Camp by On3, and averaged 13.1 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game for Expressions Elite out on the Nike EYBL circuit. So far, Louisville has offered scholarships to 24 prospects in the Class of 2025. They have yet to land a commitment.

The Crimson Tide is fresh off the first Final Four appearance in program history. Alabama will begin the season Monday, Nov. 4 against UNC Asheville at Coleman Coliseum. First, the Crimson Tide will hold two exhibition games in the preseason, first against Wake Forest on Oct. 18 in Birmingham then one against Memphis on Oct. 28 in Huntsville.

I chose Alabama to win basketball games and maximize my upside,” Jemison said. “Coach (Nate) Oats has had proven success developing talent—especially players with my phys