College Football

With the cancellation of the scheduled season opening game between Alabama and Southern Cal and many people pondering how the 2020 schedule will play out, could the Crimson Tide's first game of the upcoming year be against the Georgia Bulldogs?

If Alabama ultimately opens up its season with t…

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey expressed his worries for the upcoming college football season yesterday, saying, "We're running out of time to get it right."

If we see the Tide take the field this fall, in a conference only schedule or not, these players should be on your radar for breakout seasons.

With the news of three major Power-5 conferences canceling their out-of-conference games for the upcoming college football season, I couldn’t help but reminisce on the 1918 college football season.

With just under two months to go until college football is supposed to kick off, conference commissioners face difficult choices over how to handle the upcoming fall season during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Just one day after the Ivy League announced the decision to cancel all fall sports, three Power 5 conferences make decisions on their own football seasons. First reported by Nicole Auerbach of The Athletic, the Big 10 and the Pac-12 have announced that if a fall season does happen, its schools will …

Kadarius Calloway flips his college football commitment from the Mississippi State Bulldogs to the Alabama Crimson Tide. Calloway is a three-star prospect out of Philadelphia High School in Philadelphia, Mississippi. The 247Sports Composite ranks him as the number 24 athlete in the nation and the si…

The Alabama football season is scheduled to start in 59 days in Arlington, Texas against the USC Trojans. The following week the Crimson Tide is scheduled to open up its home season against the Georgia State Panthers in Bryant-Denny Stadium. Many fans have been wondering how many fans will be allowe…

This week, Alabama System chancellor, Finis St. John, was invited to a White House summit to discuss the reopening of schools. With COVID-19 cases on the rise everyday, many people, including President Trump, have the same thing on their mind: Will we have college football this year?

According to Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports the Ivy League has informed all eight member universities that fall sports will be cancelled for the upcoming school year. He reports the conference will not entertain sports being played until after January 1. The league is not playing fall sports due to the…