Former Alabama A&M guard Kintavious Dozier earned MVP honors in Serbia, scoring 18 points to lead Radnicki Kragujevac to a win and a 3-0 start. He’s among 12 former Bulldogs playing professionally, with alumni also active in leagues across Europe, the Americas and the NBA G League.

By the Numbers
  • 12 former Alabama A&M men’s basketball players are featured in the professional report.
  • Dozier scored 18 points in 21 minutes; Radnicki won 93-88 and improved to 3-0.
  • Dozier is averaging 14.3 points, 2.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.7 steals per game.
  • Obie Trotter scored 14 points in 36 minutes as Hottur won 103-98.
  • Jeremy Ingram had 14 points and six rebounds in Grengewald’s 86-78 loss.
Yes, But

Dozier’s hot start stands out, but results are mixed across the alumni group: Trotter’s team earned a win, while Ingram’s Grengewald fell to 2-3.

Bottom Line

Dozier is making an immediate impact in his first professional season, while a dozen former Bulldogs are extending Alabama A&M’s reach across international and U.S. pro basketball.