Former Alabama A&M men's basketball standouts continue to make their mark professionally around the world, highlighted by recent performances from Kintavious Dozier, Jeremy Ingram and Obie Trotter.
Kintavious Dozier opened his professional season with Radnicki KG in Serbia, helping the club earn an 87-85 victory over OKK Beograd.
Dozier, a 6-foot-1 guard who earned Second Team All-SWAC honors in 2026, finished with nine points and four assists in 22 minutes in his season debut.
Jeremy Ingram, a 2013 Alabama A&M graduate, helped Grengewald Hostert secure a 79-67 victory over Amicale in Luxembourg.
Ingram finished with 18 points and six rebounds in 20 minutes. Through four games this season, he is averaging 14.3 points and 2.8 rebounds per game.
Obie Trotter, a 2006 Alabama A&M graduate, opened his season with Hottur in Iceland, contributing 10 points and two assists in a 111-77 road loss to Alftanes. Trotter logged 25 minutes in his debut as Hottur dropped to 0-1.
Other former Alabama A&M University players with professional basketball affiliations:
- Olisa Akonobi (played in 2022-23) played for the Rio Grande Valley Vipers in the NBA G League.
- Nick West (played in 2012-16) signed with Al Riyadi in Lebanon's DLBL.
- Xavier Brewer (played in 2022-23) played for Luxol in Malta's BOV League Division I.
- Dailin Smith (played in 2020-24) signed with Pierikos in Greece's National League 1.
- Garrett Hicks (played in 2019-23) played for EPG Guardians Koblenz in Germany's ProA.
- Angok Anyang (played in 2024-26) plays for Gallos de Aguascalientes in Mexico's CIBAPac.
- Quinterian McConico plays for Motilones del Norte in Colombia's LBP.
- Eric Lee (played in 2020-25) plays for the Tampa Bay Titans in the TBL.
- Quincy McGriff (played in 2024-25) plays for New Legends in Guatemala's Liga Metropolitana.
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