Ryan Kelly

COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Two Alabama offensive players were injured during Saturday's 41-23 win over Texas A&M on Saturday. Both center Ryan Kelly and running back Kenyan Drake left during the first half against the Aggies, but only Drake eventually returned. ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Only moments into his postgame press conference, Alabama coach Nick Saban helped put the Crimson Tide's 41-23 win at Texas A&M on Saturday into perspective. "I know we've got a lot of things we can fix, we've got a lot of things we can do better," Saban said, "but you got to hand it to this team, this is the second team ranked in the top 10 we've beaten

Alabama turned it around late in the second half, meaning coach Nick Saban was able to rest fairly easy afterward. On Saturday, the eighth-ranked Crimson Tide beat Arkansas, 27-14, but the win wasn’t a guarantee until late. Alabama needed 24 unanswered points, beginning with Calvin Ridley’s 81-yard touchdown catch from Jake Coker late in the third quarter, to regain the lead after previously trail

From his postgame press conference at Georgia through the first 14 minutes of Monday's presser, Alabama coach Nick Saban was seemingly in a jovial mood.

After a year of ineligibility, a torn knee ligament and a four-game suspension, Alabama freshman running back Bo Scarbrough will suit up to play in a game for the first time this Saturday at Georgia.

Alabama fell to Ole Miss for the second straight season on Saturday night when a comeback effort fell six points short. The Crimson Tide trailed by as many as 20 points before a late rally. Despite out-gaining the Rebels and dominating the time of possession, Alabama dropped its first game of the season by a score of 43-37...

If you wanted a firm announcement Monday, you're going to have to just wait and see. Because when Alabama coach Nick Saban was asked about the team's plan at quarterback between Jake Coker and Cooper Bateman heading into its Southeastern Conference opener against Ole Miss on Saturday, his response was more ambiguous than an actual definitive answer...

It was a tale of two halves on Saturday, at least in terms of who was behind center for Alabama. After splitting duties at quarterback last week against Wisconsin, both fifth-year senior Jake Coker and sophomore Cooper Bateman again saw reps at the position in the Crimson Tide’s 37-10 win over Middle Tennessee State...

ARLINGTON, Texas – Leading into Saturday’s 35-17 win over Wisconsin, everyone just wanted to know who was starting at quarterback for Alabama. Fifth-year senior Jake Coker did, with sophomore Cooper Bateman playing in the latter stages of the game, but others, particularly younger players, also made a contribution on the field, too...

No position battle was bigger than quarterback this offseason for Alabama, but right guard may have been next in line.