A couple of weeks ago, we did the all-time statistical leaders of former Alabama Crimson Tide players in the NFL for single games, in part because we had never seen a list like that compiled.
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For the first time in his career, Jorden Edmonds is not listed on the availability report for the Alabama Crimson Tide. Edmonds is a former five-star cornerback, and he signed with the Tide as a member of Alabama’s 2026 recruiting class.
Alabama football’s starting safety Bray Hubbard highlighted his favorite Crimson Tide teammate on “Hey Coach.” Hubbard is a defensive leader for the Tide, and he is walking in the footsteps of a former Alabama defender he looks up to.
After taking down Furman in its first preseason exhibition, Alabama basketball is set to face Ole Miss in another scrimmage at Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham on Thursday night.
Kamieon Compton-Nero has the Alabama Crimson Tide in his top five, and he loves what the program brings to the table. Compton-Nero is a 2028 four-star athlete out of Owasso High School in Oklahoma.
Alabama will be without Ryan Coleman-Williams when the Crimson Tide take on Tennessee on Saturday. Kalen DeBoer provided more insight on Coleman-Williams’ status Wednesday on “Hey Coach.” “Right now we won’t expect him to be with us as far as being on the field,” DeBoer said.
The Alabama Crimson Tide got its first availability report of Tennessee week, and while one key starter is officially ruled out, another name on that list could change how the defense handles the Volunteers’ run game.
Alabama football’s rushing attack continues to look much improved from last season in 2026. Trent Richardson, who starred at running back for the Crimson Tide during his college career, is a fan of how the Crimson Tide’s running back group is for more than one reason.
Alabama football’s defensive coordinator Kane Wommack feels the Crimson Tide’s defense has to quickly find a way to limit explosive plays on the ground.
Alabama football’s defensive back Carmelo O’Neal could be seeing some more snaps come his way in the near future. O’Neal transferred to Alabama from Mercer after the 2025 season.
The Alabama Crimson Tide will look to bounce back on the road in Knoxville this weekend following a heartbreaking loss to Georgia in Week 6. Alabama will once again find themselves playing in an extremely hostile environment on Saturday, and the Tide will undoubtedly need to be at their best on both sides of the football.
On Tuesday, Alabama tight end Josh Ford spoke to the media for the first time since breaking his arm and shared details about his injury and recovery. Ford did something last week that most people would not be able to do, and that’s play a game six days after breaking his arm.
The Alabama Crimson Tide are expected to be shorthanded on the road against Tennessee this weekend. Star wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams is currently listed as doubtful prior to Saturday’s contest in Knoxville.
Preston Glasco was back in Tuscaloosa over the weekend, and he included Alabama in his final three after the visit on Monday. Glasco is a 2027 defensive back prospect out of Grayson High School in Georgia.
On Monday, head coach Kalen DeBoer revealed that Coleman-Williams is dealing with several injuries and it sounds like the Tide aren't expecting him to play in Week 7's clash at No. 14 Tennessee.
Georgia escaped Saturday with a win over Alabama in part because of a blatant missed penalty that should have been called on safety KJ Bolden.
College football is on for Week 6, and we have a bevy of games ahead.
The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs enter Saturday’s matchup vs. the No. 6 Alabama Crimson Tide with injury concerns limiting their offensive depth.
The popular ESPN program has announced that it's moving indoors on Saturday due to an impending weather event.
Nick Saban, now years after he retired, has been open and honest about the weight of the expectations he faced while head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Alabama Crimson Tide tight end Josh Ford is trying to pull off a feat that could be considered near superhuman.
Saban is still considered by many to be the best ever, retiring in 2024 after 28 seasons and a 297-71-1 overall record.
Nick Saban ended his career with Alabama, leading the Crimson Tide to more than 200 wins over 17 seasons with the football program. But at least one point in his career, the NFL came calling.
No. 7 Alabama is currently sitting at 4-0; their defense has created five turnovers in just two games, but all of that is hiding two defensive leaks. These leaks are their deep pass and run defense, and right now their injury list leaves little room to fix them.
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