SEC Media Days: Georgia picked overwhelmingly to win 2024 football title
Georgia is the heavy favorite to win the Southeastern Conference title, with Alabama third.
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University of Alabama to name field at Bryant-Denny Stadium in honor of Nick Saban
The University of Alabama says it will honor seven-time national champion head football coach Nick Saban by naming the field inside Bryant-Denny Stadium in his honor.
Kalen DeBoer makes unofficial Alabama coaching debut before big crowd at A-Day spring game
Alabama fans hungry for a return to national-title contention filled Bryant-Denny Stadium for Kalen DeBoer’s first spring game.
Alabama made its first Final Four appearance fun for a while, before loss to UConn
“We just came up a little short tonight,” Alabama coach Nate Oats said. “But we came up short against a great team.”
Alabama falls to defending national champion UConn, 86-72
Alabama made the most of its first Final Four, hitting a flurry of 3-pointers to go toe to toe with a team that trailed for 28 total seconds during its first four NCAA Tournament games.
Alabama beats Clemson 89-82 to reach Final Four for the first time
The Crimson Tide will face defending national champion UConn in Glendale, Arizona, in the Final Four next Saturday.
Alabama holds off top-seeded North Carolina 89-87 to reach Elite Eight for second time ever
Alabama now heads to the Elite Eight to face Clemson, hoping to advance to the Final Four for the first time ever.
Alabama reaches Sweet 16 with 72-61 win over Grand Canyon
Mark Sears carried Alabama long enough for the Crimson Tide to get an unexpected contribution and reach the Sweet 16.
Alabama gives DeBoer 8-year, $87 million deal; AD Greg Byrne, hoops coach Nate Oats get raises
New Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer has received an eight-year contract worth at least $87 million, and the school also gave basketball coach Nate Oats and athletic director Greg Byrne raises and extensions.
Alabama latest upset in SEC Basketball Tournament, falling 102-88 to Florida
With losses by regular season champ Tennessee, No. 2 seed Kentucky and No. 3 seed Alabama, this marked the first time the SEC’s top three seeds all lost their tournament openers since 1983.
