Last week’s loss against Texas did not wipe away Alabama’s chance of achieving their goal of making the College Football Playoffs, but now there is no room for error the rest of the season.
Alabama is expected to switch things up at the quarterback position this Saturday.
In his first appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Nick Saban wasted no time quashing a big rumor.
Alabama’s double-digit loss to Texas last Saturday has sparked the talk of Alabama’s dynasty being over.
Although many talking heads have suggested the end is near for Alabama's dominance in the college football world following the home loss to Texas over the weekend, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) doesn't see it happening just yet.
In last Saturday’s 34-24 loss to the Texas Longhorns, not much went the way that Nick Saban had anticipated.
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum made an appearance on ESPN's “Matt Barrie Show” and was asked about the possibility of Sanders becoming Saban's successor.
The third-ranked University of Alabama football team fell to the No. 11 Texas Longhorns on Saturday, and a viral video shows some fans apparently didn't take the 34-24 loss too well.
The University of Alabama football team suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday and dropped seven spots in this week's Associated Press top 25 college football poll to No. 10.
Saturday night No. 3 Alabama came up short against No. 11 Texas at Bryant-Denny Stadium, losing by a final score of 34-24.
Last week, Alabama played what would be considered a warm-up game before the season’s first big test on Saturday against Texas. The scenario is no different from the Crimson Tide’s legendary play-by-play announcer Eli Gold.
No. 3 Alabama will face the biggest test of the season when No. 11 Texas comes to visit Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday.
During his Wednesday night press conference, Nick Saban took a minute to issue an apology to the way he answered a question after last Saturday’s 56-7 win over Middle Tennessee State.
Following a dominant 56-7 win over Middle Tennessee in week one of the season, the University of Alabama football team has moved up one spot in the Associated Press top 25 college football poll.
The University of Alabama has decided to return the favor and give Texas a taste of its own medicine with the seating of their fans and band Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
During an appearance on Huntsville radio WVNN's "The Dale Jackson Show," Ainsworth said Auburn could have a "big upset" against in-state rival Alabama on November 25.
Alabama came into the season opener ranked fourth in the nation and did exactly what the fourth ranked team in the nation should do to an inferior opponent on Saturday night, dominating Middle Tennessee State 56-7 at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
After an entire offseason filled with speculation about who would take on the role of the starting quarterback for Alabama, fans will be able to breathe a sigh of relief Saturday when the Crimson Tide open up the season at home against Middle Tennessee State.
Nick Saban has finally taken the cake out of the oven.
During his first appearance this season on his weekly radio show "Hey Coach," Nick Saban provided a candid opinion of this year's team when asked by an audience member to compare this team to past championship teams.
After deciding to break a 16-year-old tradition by not releasing a depth chart, Saban has created a different kind of buzz and even has Fox Sports commentator Tim Brando upset.
Less than a week away from the season opener against Middle Tennessee State and Alabama has still yet to name a starting quarterback.
Since taking over the head coaching job at Alabama in 2007, Nick Saban has always released a depth chart the Monday before the first game.
After missing out on the playoffs last season, Alabama’s focus going into this season has been to bring more intensity and physicality, and it starts on the offensive line.
Fox Sports attempted to answer one of the most subjective questions in college football: which college football team is the most talented of all time?
On Tuesday, 14 Alabama players secured spots on the 2023 preseason coaches All-SEC Team, creating a tie with Georgia for the highest representation across the three all-conference teams.
A young 17-year-old Rick Cleveland, then writing for the Hattiesburg American, was sent to Tuscaloosa to cover Alabama head coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's press conference.