2014 Fall Practice

The Alabama football team wrapped up its final two-a-day practice of fall camp on a unseasonably cool evening in Tuscaloosa.

The Alabama football team practiced for two hours in full pads on the Thomas-Drew Practice Fields Tuesday afternoon.

After taking a much deserved day off Sunday, the Alabama football team was back for two practices on Monday.  For the morning session, the team was in full pads, except for Brandon Ivory and Jarran Reed who are still acclimating after joining the team late due to suspensions...

The Alabama football team held their first scrimmage of the fall today.  Running back Kenyan Drake was the star of the show, rushing for 88 yards while adding 65 more through the air to lead both rushing and receiving for the Tide.  Defensive end Jonathan Allen led the defense with 5 tackles and 2 sacks...

The Crimson Tide began fall camp down three players on defense due to suspensions.  Today, head coach Nick Saban announced that two of those players have returned to the team.  Defensive linemen Brandon Ivory and Jarran Reed were back at practice today after missing the first six days of camp...

Alabama move indoors for the first time during fall camp to practice.  This offered the press ample opportunity to get up close and personal with the Alabama running backs, who are normally too far out of view during outdoor practices.  Check out some images of the Tide's stable of runners from Thursday's practice:  

Through Alabama's fall camp, we've brought you practice videos of every position running through drills. During Thursday's practice, we had the opportunity to spotlight the running back position.

Alabama fans saw flashes of incredible talent and athleticism out of tight end O.J. Howard during his freshman campaign of 2013, and many people are hoping he'll play a bigger role in the offense this season.

The Crimson Tide hit the practice fields early on Tuesday as the team will practice twice for the first time of fall camp.

It's been five straight days of practice to start fall camp for the Alabama Crimson Tide.  Following the first practice in which the players wore full pads, Nick Saban spoke with the media.  He started by addressing his desire for players to work on the little things that make a team successful, noting that the older players are helping the younger ones along the way: He also answered questions fr