Alabama HC Nate Oats spoke about James and Romans while reflecting on Aden Holloway’s growth…

Sometimes you go through some persecutions, some trials, and through it, you're through them and through it, you build character and you get some hope. I think he's seeing hope on the end of this thing, reading the Bible, and James, like he says, count it all joy when you face trials. I want to say, count it all joy, and like I think he said. I don't wish it on anybody or suggest it or recommend it or go through it, but once he got put in it by his mistakes, he's handled it well, unbelievably great. I think he's a way better leader now for what he's been through. I think you're going to see a different person when you see him up here moving forward. I think you're going to see a different leader on the floor. And I think you see a person that's used adversity, even though if we went adversity most of the space, we wouldn't wish on ourselves. But when you get to the end of it and the lessons from it, you're going to see a different person. He's made us a better person.