Alabama

The annual A-Day scrimmage between the Crimson and White teams returned this year, and with it a sense of normalcy washed over Tuscaloosa.

The Alabama Wheelchair Tennis Team won its fifth consecutive national title and sixth in program history on Sunday.

With John Metchie III sitting out of spring practice because of an injury, other guys have had the opportunity to step up on the outside and Traeshon Holden took full advantage.

Three things are certain in life - death, taxes, and a consistent stream of incredibly talented Alabama receivers. This statement was reinforced on Saturday when “number 17” for the “Crimson Team” was outrunning everybody during the annual A-Day game.

Former Alabama and current Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs may soon find himself in hot water. The second-year corner is facing accusations of physically assaulting a popular Instagram model. The model, Chinese Kitty, also alleges that Diggs threatened her with gun violence and went overboard…

Following Saturday's scrimmage, Nick Saban spoke to the media and while most of his post game press conference was filled with inquiries and answers about certain players' performances, one moment, in particular, stood out.

Kool-aid displayed his potential with a strong performance in the A-Day scrimmage.

Montana Fouts started in the circle for the Crimson Tide to close out the series after opening on Friday.

The Crimson Tide managed to secure a wild game three to win the yearly Iron Bowl of baseball series! Check out the exciting ending below:

The Alabama woman’s gymnastics team competed at the 2021 NCAA championships this past weekend in Fort Worth, Texas. Although Alabama as a team placed fifth, senior Lexi Graber and sophomore Luisa Blanco took home first in individual exercises.