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That's a new one for sure. Who's accusing Nick Saban of being prejudiced? A young man from Lester, Alabama. An athlete that is about to play in the Super Bowl in Arizona.

They have had 20 number-one hits and recorded 11 albums. BROOKS & DUNN are coming back to Alabama in 2023! The show will be held at the Legacy Arena at the BJCC on May 18, 2023 at 7:00pm.

Of course, a large police presence can be seen in that area at this time. Townsquare Media News Director Don Hartley reports that Quinn Rogers is the escaped inmate and may have broken into an apartment complex to steal clothing to change into in an effort to blend in with others.

The Offensive Coordinator and the Defensive Coordinator are to blame for every single bad thing in 2022. At least when you are talking about the Alabama Crimson Tide. That seems to be the working theory on these two coaches.

Local businessman, Stan Pate, had an intimate meeting with former President Donald Trump this weekend. Mr. Pate was invited to have dinner with former-President Trump at his famed Mar-A-Lago estate on Friday evening. Several photos with Trump can be seen below from his Facebook account.

A Tide fan in Florence, AL has been arrested for his actions following a heated argument with his neighbor over the game.

They claim to be a group of students, faculty and friends that are trying to make the University of Alabama campus "more inclusive". You see, the line "You're DIXIE'S football pride" is the line that is so racist and problematic.

A microphone is stuck in Coach Nick Saban's face and he jumps down the reporters throat. He even apologized once after being rough on a reporter in a postgame interview during the early days of Tua Tagovailoa, if I remember correctly. Now, Sports Illustrated has posted a piece on the postgame interview with Jenny Dell from CBS.

They hate us because they ain't us? Is that the issue here, because, this is getting stupid. Now, people are coming after our cheerleaders, and trying to "embarrass" them.

A tragic story of a young man, only 15, has touched many across the nation. Tragedy that has an inspiring message that connects all the way to Tuscaloosa, Alabama. His name is Ethan Glynn and he is in the 9th grade.