Mercer Bears

Nick Saban's message Monday afternoon was rather clear: sustaining consistency in performance is what the Crimson Tide will work to do moving forward.

The No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide welcomed fans back into Bryant-Denny Stadium at full capacity for the first time since 2019 and put on a sleepy, yet dominant, performance against the Mercer Bears. The Tide went 3&out in consecutive possessions causing concern over focus levels but Alabama got things on track en route to a 48-14 victory.

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Alabama made 48-14 look about as ugly as possible Saturday afternoon in Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Nick Saban broke one of his own rules Thursday night, comparing a 2021 freshman to one of the most athletic playmakers to play at The Capstone in recent memory.

In Alabama's annual home opener cupcake game, the 2021 Crimson Tide will be taking on a somewhat familiar opponent in Mercer.

The odds aren't in Mercer's favor. But don't succumb to the Rat Poison. Respect the Triple Option. Nick Saban does.

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The Alabama coaching staff recognized eight players of the week following the Crimson Tide’s 56-0 shutout victory over Mercer last Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

After the game, linebacker Rashaan Evans talked to reporters about the performance and his final game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.