Georgia, not Alabama, predicted to win the SEC Football Championship
From 2016-2022, sportswriters have picked Alabama to win the SEC football title, but not this year.
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Alabama Defensive Back Tony Mitchell Receives Three Years Probation on Drug Charge Plea
Alabama defensive back Tony Mitchell has been sentenced to three years of probation with a fine and community service after pleading guilty to a drug charge in Florida.
Alabama Running Back Jahmyr Gibbs Goes to Detroit Lions at No. 12 Pick in NFL Draft
Former Alabama running back Jahmyr Gibbs says he was shocked that he was chosen in the NFL Draft so quickly.
Alabama Star Linebacker Will Anderson Drafted by Houston
The Houston Texans traded with Arizona to get the third overall pick in the NFL Draft and chose Alabama outside linebacker Will Anderson Jr. to beef up their defense.
Bryce Young Chosen by the Carolina Panthers as the No. 1 Pick in the NFL Draft
Alabama’s Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Bryce Young has been chosen as the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers.
Notre Dame Quarterback Transfers to Alabama, Reunites with Offensive Coordinator
Notre Dame quarterback Tyler Buchner is transferring to Alabama, where he will be reunited with former Fighting Irish offensive coordinator Tommy Rees.
AP NFL Mock Draft: Carolina Panthers Projected to Take Alabama’s Bryce Young No. 1
Alabama’s Bryce Young is an overwhelming favorite to go first in the NFL Draft, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
Alabama Suspends Defensive Back Tony Mitchell after Arrest
The University of Alabama has suspended defensive back Tony Mitchell following his arrest on drug and weapon charges in Florida.
Alabama’s Tommy Rees, Kevin Steele to Make $1.9 Million Each This Football Season
Alabama offensive coordinator Tommy Rees and defensive coordinator Kevin Steele will each make $1.9 million next season.
REPORTS: Alabama OC Bill O’Brien to Return to Patriots
O’Brien spent the last two seasons as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach with the Tide.
