Hey Bama Fans, My name is Dom Taylor and I'm from Sacramento, California. I'm a junior at UA earning a bachelor's degree in news media. My past experiences include the Crimson Tide Productions on-air team, "Student Section" host, writer and producer on WVUAFM 90.7, and Sacramento Kings audio/visual intern. Roll Tide!
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Vanderbilt, Derek Mason Part Ways After Seven Seasons
Vanderbilt has fired head coach Derek Mason, the University announced earlier this morning.
Sarkisian to be Head Coach For First Time Since 2015
After five years, Steve Sarkisian will be a head coach on the sidelines of a college football game once again when Alabama faces Auburn in the Iron Bowl Saturday.
Even in 2020, Stakes Still High for Iron Bowl
Even in a year filled with drastic changes and uncertainties, one thing that has remained constant is the importance of the Iron bowl.
SEC Player First-Overall Pick in NFL, NBA Drafts
The SEC is proving once again why it should be deemed an “everything” conference in the eyes of sports fans.
Former Alabama Running Back Has Huge Night For Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Bearcats throttled the East Carolina Pirates to the tune of 55-17, and one former Alabama Running Back played a key role in acquiring the Bearcats their seventh straight win of the season.
Bama Couldn’t Embarrass LSU More Than They are Already.
It was set up to be your classic revenge game for Alabama, and LSU had a vengeance to pay.
That is, until 2020 happened to LSU.
That is, until 2020 happened to LSU.
Three former Baton Rouge recruits star on Alabama’s Defense
Alabama and LSU have had many recruiting battles in recent memory.
The Playoff Case for the Cincinnati Bearcats
No team currently in a Group of Five (G5) conference has won an officially recognized national championship during the Playoff, BCS, or AP Poll eras, dating all the way back to 1936.
Tuscaloosa County Upsets Northridge, 27-26
In rivalry games, anything can happen as the Tuscaloosa County Wildcats (3-7, 1-6) illustrated tonight when they stunned the Northridge Jaguars (7-3, 4-2) 27-26.
Hillcrest overpowers Bessemer City 33-8
After a slow start for both teams, the Hillcrest Patriots (8-1, 5-1) kicked it into gear offensively in the second half against the Bessemer City Purple Tigers (1-7, 1-4) beating them 33-8.