Pete Golding

If you've ever advocated to fire Pete Golding, you've likely been asked who to replace him with. Well, here are a few plausible answers.

The much-maligned Defensive Coordinator for the Tide must face a phrase he's heard many a time in Tuscaloosa, this time possibly at games.

Henry To'o To'o and Christian Harris will have the most difficult task in deciphering Lane Kiffin's playcalling this Saturday

The battle of SEC rivals came down to the wire and the internet ate up every minute, every second and every play of the Alabama-Florida game in the Swamp.

Alabama's defense made it look easy against an experienced Miami offense. Now, and without question, the Crimson Tide defense is back.

Third year Alabama defensive coordinator Pete Golding recently raved about To'o To'o and how quickly he's assimilating himself to the Crimson Tide defense.

Over the last three seasons the Alabama Crimson Tide is 27-3 but the Tide has been unable to accomplish the primary goal of winning a national championship. Most Alabama fans have pointed to defensive deficiencies as the primary reason the Tide has been unable to emerge victorious over top tier teams the last three seasons.

Defensive football as you and I once knew it is gone. Alabama's 2020 defense? It is just fine.

The Crimson Tide recently flipped Devonta Smith from his commitment to Ohio State, bringing Alabama's 2021 recruiting class up to nine total commitments. 247Sports ranks Alabama with the 19th overall recruiting class in the 2021 cycle with room to rise with more commitments...

AL.com's Mike Rodak joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to provide a breakdown of the Crimson Tide's 2019 defensive problems stemming from a lack of communication.