Former Alabama Stars AJ McCarron and Trent Richardson Reveal Huge News

Richardson spent three seasons with Alabama, rushing for 751 yards and eight touchdowns as a true freshman, with the Crimson Tide beating Texas 37-21 in the BCS National Championship game. Richardson became the lead back in 2011, his third and final season donning the crimson red. He tallied 1,679 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns while finishing third in Heisman Trophy voting. Alabama again won the BCS title.

Conversely, McCarron was the starting quarterback for Alabama during Richardson's final year at the school. However, his best seasons came in 2012 and 2013, with the gunslinger throwing for 58 touchdowns against ten interceptions, winning the Maxwell Award during his final year. Like Richardson, he won two titles during his time with Alabama.

The podcast with Richardson and McCarron will take a deep dive into the current state of Alabama football while also reflecting on the program's historic dominance, particularly during the Saban-led golden years, which featured McCarron under center and Richardson bulldozing SEC defenses.

The show premieres this Wednesday, with new episodes set to drop weekly. While football will be the primary focus, "The Dynasty" will also spotlight Alabama basketball, baseball, and other sports, offering a broad view of Crimson Tide athletics.

For fans who lived through Alabama's championship reign or remember the triumphs of Richardson and McCarron, this podcast will offer behind-the-scenes stories, real-time analysis, and routine trips down memory lane.