2016 A-Day Game

Cecil Hurt of The Tuscaloosa News joined Ryan Fowler to discuss some college football, but more specifically, Alabama's A-Day game and the atmosphere surrounding the Tide's final spring scrimmage.

Aaron Suttles, Alabama beat reporter for the Tuscaloosa News, joined Ryan Fowler to discuss the Tide's A-Day game, the final scrimmage of the spring for Nick Saban and his crew.

Alabama's A-Day served up a day of fun for fans, along with getting a preview of next season's football team in what turned out to be a beautiful Tuscaloosa Saturday in April.

On a day where Alabama's defense dominated the game, linebacker Tim Williams stole the spotlight. The pass rushing specialist disrupted the passing game so much during A-Day that ESPN asked Nick Saban at halftime whether they'd slow him down so the offense could get some work in during the second half...

Nick Saban's 10th spring at The University of Alabama came to a close on Saturday as defense dominated on A-Day. The White team, led by the first-team defense, held onto a 7-3 win in front of 76,212 fans at Bryant-Denny Stadium. While there were some positives on offense, the biggest takeaway was that a defense that lost three probable first round NFL Draft picks might be even better than it's nat

Ronnie Harrison intercepted a Cooper Bateman pass in the end zone with 1:02 left in the game to preserve a 7-3 victory for the White team over the Crimson team in the 2016 Golden Flake A-Day Spring Football Game Saturday before a crowd of 76,212 at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

This Saturday, before the kickoff of the Golden Flake A-Day Spring Football Game, the Paul W. Bryant Museum will be have several events to get fans excited for the spring game.

Alabama's annual A-Day has become a huge deal for Crimson Tide fans, and Nick Saban emphasizes the importance of a strong turnout to Bryant-Denny Stadium. But what about the players? We know half of them enjoy the steak dinner they receive after a victory while the losers eat beans...

On the eve of Alabama’s A-Day game, veteran Tuscaloosa News sports writer Cecil Hurt entered Inside the Locker Room to offer his thoughts on Saturday’s A-Day game. Hurt touched on the impact that the 2007 A-Day game had on Alabama and the SEC, maintaining national championship level success and the quarterback competition...

The Alabama Golden Flake A-Day Game, scheduled for a 2 p.m. (CT) kick on April 16 at Bryant-Denny Stadium, will include a full day of activities including the opportunity for fans to take the field at the conclusion of the game.