KaRon Caddell

The Crimson Tide has featured terrifying talent over the years.

Every Tuesday night from 7p.m.-8p.m., Tide 100.9FM airs its weekly radio show, Hillcrest Huddle, featuring special guests from Hillcrest High School in Tuscaloosa, Al. These guests can vary from former and current players, coaches, alumni and more. Tonight's edition of Hillcrest Huddle was broadcasted live from Walton's. Former Hillcrest and Ole Miss linebacker Jacques Jones was one of the special guests on the episodeJones who currently plays linebacker for the University of Kentucky Wildcats, who just played the University of Georgia Bulldogs this past Saturday, had some choice words on Georgia. Despite losing to the Bulldogs 30-17, the Kentucky linebacker calls them "very beatable" live on the October 19th episode of Hillcrest Huddle.Jones who currently plays linebacker for the University of Kentucky Wildcats, who just played the University of Georgia Bulldogs this past Saturday, had some choice words on Georgia. Despite losing to the Bulldogs 30-17, the Kentucky linebacker calls them "very beatable" live on the October 19th episode of Hillcrest Huddle.

Friday night, the Hoover Buccaneers traveled to Northport, AL to take on the Tuscaloosa County Wildcats. From the start, County High struggled to get their offense going. They punted on their first three possessions before they were able to score. Their lone touchdown came on a 40 yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Brax Garrison to senior wide receiver and defensive back C.J. McGee, with five minutes and 48 seconds remaining in the half.

In Friday night's matchup of AISA AAA Region 2 rivals, the Tuscaloosa Academy Knights hosted the Clarke Prep Gators. With heavy hearts, the Knights came out firing out on all cylinders.Fuller Goldsmith, a student at Tuscaloosa Academy, passed a few days before the game and memorialized by the Tuscaloosa Academy faithful before and after the game.

Football on all levels hasn't gone the way we expected, but that's the beauty of the game.  In the NFL, some of the better teams are off to bad starts to the season and some of the "bad" teams are doing better than expected. The top players in college will contribute to these teams someday. Let's take a look at where some of them could land next year's draft.

Tuscaloosa is truly Titletown. Over the years, we had have champions, award winners, world champions, and Olympic medalists. Locally, our high schools have developed some of the future stars of tomorrow. In particular, Hillcrest High School produced both of this week's Walter Camp National FBS Players of the Week. This award was announced on Walter Camp Football's Twitter.

The battle of SEC rivals came down to the wire and the internet ate up every minute, every second and every play of the Alabama-Florida game in the Swamp.

With competition brewing in the wrestling world, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) thought its developmental brand, NXT, needed a facelift. In this makeover, NXT is staying to its original concept of being a true developmental brand where their young athletes can learn and grow into next main eventers of tomorrow. In the latest batch of WWE Performance Center recruits, there were several second generation wrestlers. One in particular is former Alabama State wrestling champion Ben Buchanan.

Alabama football head coach Nick Saban is college football's ultimate perfectionist. He could win every game by 50 and will still point out mistakes in the game to fix so his team can get better. After Alabama 48-14 win against Mercer during Coach Saban's postgame conference, we may have found out where he gets his perfectionist ways from.

Saturday night against Miami in the 2021 Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta, GA for the first time ever, Alabama debuted its first ever all black starting offensive line. It was wildly speculated with the official depth chart coming out on Monday. For a offensive line who lost three starters from the year before they more than handled its own against Miami, making the way for an offense that produced 501 yards. They only allowed one sack all night long. Let's take a look at Bama's new-look o-line.