COLUMBIA, Mo. — No. 8 Alabama football had plenty of players contribute to Saturday afternoon's 27-24 road win over No. 14 Missouri, and safety Bray Hubbard was certainly one of them.
Keon Sabb took the ball away from Vanderbilt with a crucial interception in the fourth quarter when the Commodores were threatening to score. Sabb came down from his safety spot to intercept the pass intended for Vanderbilt tight end, Eli Stowers.
As the Oregon Ducks coaching staff finishes recruiting the class of 2026, the class of 2027's recruitment is well under way. The Ducks currently have two
When former Michigan safety Keon Sabb entered the transfer portal after the 2023 National Championship season, Wolverine fans were shocked. To say they were caught off guard and surprised is an understatement; shocked is probably not even a strong enough word.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— Alabama safety Keon Sabb said this past Saturday that he initially got hurt before last season's Tennessee game, when he went down with
Alabama safety Keon Sabb is making noticeable strides in his return from injury, earning praise from defensive coordinator Kane Wommack as the Crimson Tide open fall camp.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— On Saturday, Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack fielded questions from media members for the first time during the Crimson Tide's 2025 fall camp.
Keon Sabb is back practicing with the Alabama Crimson Tide after suffering a season-ending injury in 2024 and missing the spring. Alabama’s defensive coordinator Kane Wommack revealed Sabb was ahead of the curve en route to returning to the football field on Saturday.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— One of the people with a front-row seat to Alabama's ongoing quarterback competition is returning safety Keon Sabb, adding an extra wrinkle to his comeback from a lower-body injury that ended his 2024 season prematurely.
Oregon Ducks wide receivers coach Ross Douglas has been busy as of late, receiving a commitment from four-star Jalen Lott from Frisco, Texas, and four-star Kesean Bowman from Nashville, Tennessee.
Alabama is expected to have one of the top defenses in college football for the 2025 season. There are a plethora of players returning that were starters a season ago.
Alabama football’s defensive coordinator Kane Wommack likes the growth he has seen from the Crimson Tide’s safety, Bray Hubbard. Hubbard started in six games during the 2024 football season after Keon Sabb suffered a season-ending injury.
Alabama safety Keon Sabb led the Crimson Tide in interceptions and was a key player in the secondary for several weeks last season. However, the former Michigan transfer suffered a foot injury in the loss to Tennessee and didn't play another game for the remainder of the season.
Coming into the 2024 season, the Alabama Crimson Tide seemed set at safety with fifth-year senior Malachi Moore and Michigan transfer Keon Sabb roaming the back end.
In a recent update from the world of college football recruiting, Pete Nakos of On3 highlighted an intriguing connection involving one of the nation's top prospects. Xavier Sabb, ranked No.
Alabama’s secondary is set to return four of its five starters in 2025. The Crimson Tide will have starting cornerbacks Zabien Brown and Domani Jackson returning as well as starting safeties Keon Sabb and Bray Hubbard.
When Crimson Tide safety Keon Sabb, who picked off two passes and wrapped up 39 tackles, went down with an injury during the Tennessee game, many expected Alabama's thin secondary to struggle.
Alabama’s defensive coaching staff is excited about what it is about to see with Bray Hubbard. He is the one who will replace Keon Sabb at free safety as Sabb is recovering from an injury.
Alabama’s defensive secondary will be without Keon Sabb for a while at safety. He suffered a lower body injury against Tennessee, and some have reported it to be a broken foot.
Former Michigan safety Keon Sabb entered the transfer portal back on Feb. 16. Four days later he not only committed to Alabama, but was already enrolled.
Alabama has found their Caleb Downs replacement in the form of Michigan transfer and star safety Keon Sabb. Fully replacing all-conference safety Caleb Downs might seem impossible, but if the Crimson Tide were going to even come close they needed someone exactly like Keon Sabb.
Dan Lanning has reloaded Oregon's roster in a big way heading into next season. First he inked the best recruiting class in program history, and then he added 11 more players from the transfer portal which only makes the Ducks that much deeper on paper.
This week, Michigan football lost another defensive player to the transfer portal, this time former four-star safety recruit Keon Sabb. At Michigan, Sabb showed lots of promise but struggled to find playing time in a safety room that included All-Big Ten safeties Rod Moore and Makari Paige.
From the unsuspecting eye, the Oklahoma football program harmlessly offered a class of 2026 athletes on Friday. However, those plugged into the college football scene would know the Sooners offered Glassboro, New Jersey, soon-to-be junior Amari Sabb with potentially alternative motives.
Well, this one is a bummer. There's no other way to slice it. Per multiple reports, rising junior defensive back Keon Sabb has decided to enter the transfer portal.