MOBILE — Even with six in-state players in attendance this week, the most intriguing name at this year’s Senior Bowl is a former Alabama player beloved as much for what he didn’t do as what he did. Read the full story
TUSCALOOSA — Nate Oats has said repeatedly he wanted to see Alabama take more long-range shots. Read the full story
TUSCALOOSA — As the final day for underclassmen to declare for the 2020 NFL draft came and went Friday, Alabama made its own declaration with the release of its official 2020 online roster earlier this week, including several significant returners. Read the full story
TUSCALOOSA — Alabama’s Nate Oats made it clear both in his post-game press conference and in meetings with his team in the hours and days following Wednesday’s signature upset of Auburn — the win was important, but it won’t matter as much if more don’t follow. Read the full story
TUSCALOOSA — Nate Oats has said repeatedly he wanted to see Alabama take more long-range shots.
TUSCALOOSA — As the final day for underclassmen to declare for the 2020 NFL draft came and went Friday, Alabama made its own declaration with the release of its official 2020 online roster earlier this week, including several significant returners.
TUSCALOOSA — Alabama’s Nate Oats made it clear both in his post-game press conference and in meetings with his team in the hours and days following Wednesday’s signature upset of Auburn — the win was important, but it won’t matter as much if more don’t follow.
TUSCALOOSA — As is required on most job sites, Alabama kept its hard hat on while working over No. 4 Auburn on Wednesday night. The Tide's raucous and overcrowded student section did the same.
TUSCALOOSA — Bruce Pearl said it more than once during the days leading up to No. 4 Auburn’s rivalry bout with Alabama: “We’re going to get beat.”
TUSCALOOSA — Nate Oats had heard Anfernee McLemore’s bold comments about Coleman Coliseum being his favorite place to play — because he liked to see the “disappointment” when Auburn wins — earlier this year at SEC Media Days.
TUSCALOOSA — Two weeks after closing out one decade, Alabama football is already working on the next.
TUSCALOOSA — Nate Oats isn’t shying away from one simple reality: the Iron Bowl of basketball is kind of a big deal at Alabama.
Something seemed to be weighing heavily on Henry Ruggs III’s mind.
TUSCALOOSA — When James "Beetle" Bolden was deciding what sort of basketball system he'd like to join, the former West Virginia point guard couldn't shake the impression Nate Oats' Buffalo squad left on him following the Mountaineers' 99-94 overtime loss Nov. 9, 2018.
TUSCALOOSA — For the third straight year, the St. Frances (Maryland) Academy pipeline will funnel premium talent to Alabama.
TUSCALOOSA — One game after watching a 21-point advantage dissipate to nothing in a double-overtime loss on the road, Alabama made this one stick in its return home Wednesday night.
TUSCALOOSA — Alabama's crowded running back room just got a little thinner after redshirt freshman running back Jerome Ford entered the NCAA transfer portal Wednesday afternoon.
Who remembers when Tua Tagovailoa signed with Alabama, and big dreams that radiated like sun rays from thought bubbles above the heads of Alabama fans?
TUSCALOOSA — Minutes after his quarterback declared he was turning pro, the other side of Alabama's famous "second-and-26" touchdown play from the 2017 national championship game made his own announcement.
TUSCALOOSA — The book on Tua Tagovailoa's roller-coaster career at Alabama came to a close Monday when he confirmed what many had long suspected — he's headed to the NFL.
Not even a 21-point advantage is safe for Alabama in 2020.
TUSCALOOSA — To the surprise of no one, Alabama will lose more of its junior stars to the NFL.
Should Tua stay or should he go?
'Wait and see': Alabama enters offseason that hinges on pending NFL decisions of several key players
ORLANDO, Fla. — DeVonta Smith emerged from Alabama’s locker room beneath Camping World Stadium and looked around like a man with more to do.
Monday is the big day for Tua watchers.
ORLANDO, Fla. — As Jerry Jeudy high-stepped the final 35 yards into the end zone, Mac Jones looked back toward the Alabama sideline and just shrugged.
The notion that Michigan would come to play was never in doubt.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Mac Jones and Jerry Jeudy started the New Year’s Day fireworks early, but it was Alabama’s young defense that settled down and pitched a second-half shutout to hold off Michigan in Wednesday’s 35-16 win in the Citrus Bowl on New Year’s Day.
