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The Alabama Crimson Tide finished a historic regular season by beating Arkansas on the road 52-3. Two Alabama players were honored by the Southeastern Conference for their efforts in ensuring the Tide got to 10-0. Alex Leatherwood was named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week and DeVonta Smith was…

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University of Texas Athletic director Chris Del Conte announced in an email to season-ticket holders that the university is still preparing for the home opener against South Florida on September 5. He wrote that the school is working closely with Texas Governor, Greg Abbott to follow the states medi…

Gary Stoken, the President of the Chic-fil-A Kickoff Classic admitted on the Thom Abraham show that Alabama has been exploring options of playing Notre Dame in its season opener. Tuscaloosa, South Bend and Dallas have all been considered as potential sites for the proposed matchup.

Two of Alabama's biggest targets in the 2021 class have announced they will announce their college commitment tomorrow. Tommy and James Brockermeyer, twins from All Saints Episcopal High School in Fort Worth, Texas made the announcement on Twitter that tomorrow they would be committing to colle…

Should the Crimson Tide be dead-set on playing "Jerry World" on September 5 one opponent that is now on the radar would be TCU. The Big 12 school recently had their season opening trip to Cal-Berkeley cancelled due to the Pac-12's decision to eliminate non-conference competition.

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 …