Keelon Russell, a five-star quarterback in the Class of 2025, has signed with the Crimson Tide on Early National Signing Day, Wednesday, December 4th, 2024.
ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips expressed his displeasure with the CFP Committee following Tuesday's new rankings, claiming that Miami is more deserving than Alabama.
The picture is now much clearer for Alabama Football regarding the College Football Playoffs with the second to last College Football Playoff rankings.
The Crimson Tide is the current betting favorite to make the College Football Playoffs among the other at-large teams before Tuesday night's rankings reveal.
On Monday, Greg Byrne, the athletic director at the University of Alabama, joined the playoff discussion, outlining several compelling reasons why he believes Alabama should be included in the 12-team playoff.
The Crimson Tide start their season 9-0 for the first time since the 2000-2001 season. Additionally, they have moved into the No.19 spot in the latest AP Top 25 Poll.
The Crimson Tide ended its season 9-3 and hopeful to make the College Football Playoffs. Where do the experts have the Crimson Tide playing in the postseason?
The regular season has wrapped up, and Alabama will now await the Committee's decision on December 8 to see where they land in the CFP. But first, where did Alabama land in this week's polls?
The Alabama Crimson Tide ended its regular season with a heated beat down of its most bitter rival, the Auburn Tigers, and will now await the committee's decision.
Alabama will host the top running back prospect in the 2027 recruiting class this Saturday when the Crimson Tide host the Auburn Tigers in the Iron Bowl.
Famous people really do live in Alabama (as hard as that is for some to believe). However, this weekend the rich and famous all want to be in Alabama. Well, they want to be in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
We have a little ballgame going on this Saturday night at Saban Field @Bryant Denny Stadium. Former President Donald Trump and many other well-known names will be here.
He is now the third former athletic director of Alabama to have passed this year, with Steve Sloan, who passed away in April at the age of 79, and Cecil "Hootie" Ingram, who passed in May at 90.