College Football Playoff

Today was the final day of the Donald Trump presidency- don’t worry, this is NOT a political piece- so let’s take a look at how the Alabama Crimson Tide fared during “45’s” presidency.

It's still rather shocking, but college football did it. It fought through COVID-19 and a mound of negative pressure to get through a memorable 2020 season.

The 2020 college football season will surely be one for conversation for years to come. But how will history remember its champion?

In their four-game history, Alabama has dominated the Ohio State Buckeyes. In 1978, 1986, and 1995, the Crimson Tide defeated Ohio State, but that changed during the inaugural College Football Playoff in 2014.

As the giant New Year's Eve Ball drops in Times Square and Ryan Seacrest is clinking a glass of champagne sing "Auld Lang Syne," the top 10 teams of the CFP are preparing for the New Year. Here's how each of the teams are ringing in 2021!

This is it. This is all of my incoherent ramblings of rage put into one signature piece to fix what has been broken for almost a century and a half: college football.
Let's get something straight immediately: I. Love. Good. College. Football...

As the 2020 football season begins to wind down, many football fans are fixing their eyes on next season. Here are some of the most notable non-conference games for the Crimson Tide in 2021 and the rest of the decade.

Alabama has not won a National Championship during an even number year. Alabama opens in this game against Notre Dame as a -17.5 point favorite.

LaBryan Ray, who didn't see the field against Arkansas last week in the Tide's 52-3 win, will be questionable for the upcoming bout with Florida in the SEC title game.

The 2020 college football season has been quite a ride and its nearly over as most of the country enters the final week of the regular season. The College Football Playoff Committee has released its third edition of its rankings tonight and gave a glimpse of what the final edition will look like.