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Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne and former Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban will participate in a name, image, and likeness roundtable in Washington, D.C. next week with U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas).
Although it wasn't why he decided to seemingly retire out of nowhere, Nick Saban said how his players reacted to losing in the Rose Bowl to eventual national champions Michigan "certainly contributed" to his decision.
Eli Gold, the iconic voice of Alabama football on the Crimson Tide Sports Network, will not be returning to the broadcast booth next year, according to a report.
During his first month as Alabama’s head football coach, Kalen DeBoer has faced some difficult challenges with changes on both his roster and his coaching staff.
Newly appointed Alabama football head coach Kalen DeBoer has been faced with hiring his second offensive coordinator in less than a month.
Three standout Alabama football players showcased their skills at the Reese’s Senior Bowl in Mobile on Saturday.
On Tuesday, the University of Alabama released two updates to their upcoming football schedule.
Kalen DeBoer is in his second week as Alabama's new head football coach, and he is convinced that he has plugged the leak in his sinking ship of players leaving for the transfer portal.
The top draft-eligible college football players are coming to Mobile to prepare for the annual Reese's Senior Bowl.
I’m glad Alabama has a new, accomplished, head coach. I’m glad he’s here. I’m glad he has lots of enthusiasm. But I miss the old guys.
It has been almost a week since Kalen DeBoer was named the next Alabama football head coach, and the Crimson Tide continue to lose players to the transfer portal.
Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne believed that there was only one perfect candidate to fill the Alabama football head coaching vacancy, but that candidate didn't interview for the job.
Once again, Bama fans find themselves in the unknown circumstances present in Athens back in 1985.
South Alabama head coach Kane Wommack is expected to be hired as Alabama’s next defensive coordinator.
University of Alabama play-by-play announcer Eli Gold has mixed feelings over Nick Saban's recently announced retirement after a legendary career.
Nearly everyone in Alabama was a Nick Saban fan last Wednesday after he announced his plans to retire as the Crimson Tide’s head coach. Even those who previously hated on Saban, like Alabama Political Reporter's Josh Moon, got on the bandwagon that day.
Alabama fans finally got to hear their head coach speak as Kalen DeBoer was officially introduced as the 28th head football coach of Alabama on Saturday.
Goodbye, Nick Saban. You just announced your retirement. I don’t mind telling you that I cried into my Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Friday evening Alabama made the hiring of their new head football coach Kalen DeBoer official.
Less than 48 hours after Nick Saban told his players that he planned to retire, the search for his successor may already be over.
In his first interview since announcing his retirement, former University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban touched on his "hard" decision to call it a career, seemingly out of nowhere.
Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," ESPN's Paul Finebaum weighed in on University of Alabama head coach Nick Saban retiring after a legendary career.
This unexpected news puts Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne in one of the toughest positions of his career at Alabama: choosing Saban's successor.
Recognizing his incredible career, leaders across Alabama - no matter their collegiate allegiances - offered up praise for college football’s greatest coach of all time.
On Tuesday, the Associated Press released its final top 25 rankings of the season, and the University of Alabama, which fell to Michigan 27-20 in the College Football Playoff semifinals, finished No. 5.
On Thursday, Kristen Saban Setas, daughter of legendary University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban, seemingly shot down speculation that her 72-year-old father was leaning toward retirement.
Could the University of Alabama soon be looking for the greatest of all time's replacement? ESPN's Paul Finebaum seems to think so.