Two Alabama defensive players got dinged up in the Crimson Tide’s 34-24 victory over Oklahoma. Defensive lineman Tim Keenan III was slow to get up after the officials reversed an Oklahoma fumble to an incomplete pass.
Alabama football is preparing to take on the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Championship game with its playoff hopes on the line. The Crimson Tide will have an argument to make the playoff if it was to lose against the Bulldogs, but its chances to make it could be quite slim.
Alabama football defeated Auburn by a 27-20 score on Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium, marking the sixth consecutive Iron Bowl win for the Crimson Tide and third straight road victory in the rivalry series.
No matter the rankings and status, rivalry week in college football means that season resumés are thrown out the window long before kickoff. No. 10 Alabama (9-1, 6-1 SEC) is set to face Auburn (5-6, 1-6 SEC) on Saturday night.
No. 4 Alabama fell victim to No. 11 Oklahoma and suffered its second loss of the season on Saturday. The loss makes the Tide’s path to the playoffs harder, but the Crimson Tide still controls its own postseason destiny.
A pair of veteran Alabama defenders are still on the rise in their final year with the Crimson Tide. Defensive tackle Tim Keenan III and linebacker Deontae Lawson were Alabama’s power players of the week after the South Carolina game, according to defensive coordinator Kane Wommack.
Alabama football’s defensive lineman, London Simmons was recently graded as the top freshman defensive lineman against the run by Pro Football Focus. Simmons has gone from a three-star recruit to a true freshman contributor for the Crimson Tide in a matter of months.
Alabama football’s true freshman defensive lineman, London Simmons is trending to be a viable contributor for the Crimson Tide, according to Kane Wommack and Alabama’s defensive staff.
Tim Kennan III gave Alabama football a wake-up call at halftime en route to its 30-14 victory over Vanderbilt on Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday.
Kalen DeBoer‘s real test arrives this weekend against Georgia after a tough season-opening loss against FSU. Sure, Bama has owned the all-time series with a 44-26-4 record, but this time things might turn different.
Before the 2025 season kicked off, Alabama football lost Tim Keenan III to injury, forcing the Tide to play without the senior team captain for three weeks, but he is returning to the lineup just in time for the Georgia game.
Alabama football started its 2025 season without its top running back and interior defensive lineman. In the Crimson Tide's first three games, perhaps the most worrisome areas have been the run game in Jam Miller's absence and stopping plays up the middle without Tim Keenan III.
Reinforcements are ready to debut for Alabama on Saturday when the No. 17 Crimson Tide visit No. 5 Georgia. Running back Jam Miller was cleared from a collarbone injury and could quickly return to being an everydown back for Alabama.
Alabama running back Jam Miller and defensive linemen Tim Keenan III are set to take part in warmups but are not expected to play against Wisconsin, sources told ESPN.
Let's get a Thursday edition of "The Joe Gaither Show on BamaCentral" with Mason Woods going as we react to yesterday's unfortunate injury news. The Crimson Tide lost a defensive lineman for a few weeks so replacing Tim Keenan carried the conversation today before diving into Ty Simpson's hobbies and more.
The Alabama Crimson Tide will be without one of their best defensive players to open the 2025 college football season. According to On3's Brett McMurphy, defensive lineman Tim Keenan III is expected to be out for "multiple games" as he is set to undergo tightrope surgery.
Just days before Alabama opens its season against Florida State, head coach Kalen DeBoer is already managing a growing list of injuries to key starters.
Alabama defensive lineman Tim Keenan knows he does not look like the prototypical NFL defensive tackle on paper. At 6-foot-2, 325 pounds he lacks the height of a defensive lineman and doesn't have the reach most players at his position have.
Just a few days ago, Crimson Tide defensive coordinator Kane Wommack's defense received thrilling news that defensive lineman LT Overton will be returning