Alabama’s Jahvon Quinerly voted as SEC Co-Sixth Man of the Year
Brandon Miller has been the star for the Alabama Crimson Tide basketball team this season, but Jahvon Quinerly has quietly been the engine that makes the Tide go. After starting 27 games for Alabama last season, Quinerly has taken on a new role this season and hasn’t started a single game for the Tide this year.
Quinerly has been the Tide’s first guy off the bench and with his leadership and knowledge of the game he has been a massive asset for Nate Oats’ squad. Quinerly has always been a team guy, rather than being upset he wasn’t starting, he fully bought into the role off the bench and has been a game-changer for Alabama.
For his efforts off the bench this year, Quinerly was named the SEC Co-Sixth Man of the Year award with Kentucky’s Antonio Reeves.
2023 #SECMBB Co-Sixth Man of the Year, as selected by league coaches
Jahvon Quinerly • @AlabamaMBB
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— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) March 6, 2023
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