NASHVILLE − Alabama ... that was the Crimson Tide's first-half performance was so completely awful, a full description would be like listing the parts replacements needed for a car totaled ...

Here’s a look at the score, updates, highlights and more from Alabama’s exhilarating victory: In an instant classic, Alabama and Georgia each surpass the 500-yard mark, with the Crimson Tide ...

In an instant classic, Alabama and Georgia each surpass the 500-yard mark, with the Crimson Tide fighting off what ... whether it was getting near the stadium via car or inside the stadium once ...

With ESPN’s weekly college football showdown show “College GameDay” broadcasting live from Austin, Texas on Saturday morning, it provided a unique opportunity for former Alabama Crimson Tide head ...

After receiving its lowest ranking in nearly 17 years, Alabama is out of the cellar after a 34-0 thumping of No. 21 Missouri, ...

The Missouri Tigers still haven’t beaten the Alabama Crimson Tide in football since 1975. That remains true after Mizzou lost ...

After two losses in its last two games, Alabama football returned to its standard of dominance Saturday afternoon against ...

Alabama football made a statement defensively Saturday afternoon against Missouri, one Kalen DeBoer was not going to let be ...

Alabama Crimson Tide On SI was originally called BamaCentral, and first went live on July 16. 2018 (right in the middle of SEC Media Days). It was Founded by Christopher Walsh, an award-winning ...

The sentiment might be a little less intense in Tuscaloosa, where the Crimson Tide aren’t ready to give up on their new leader just yet. Blake Byler, an Alabama beat reporter for On3 ...

Stephen A. Smith hypothetically asked if Nick Saban could rescue Alabama by coming back and replacing DeBoer. Then, he claimed the Crimson Tide had buyer’s remorse for not hiring Dan Lanning ...

The Crimson Tide got the scoring started in the second quarter to go up 7-0, but Tennessee found the end zone twice in the third quarter to take a 14-10 lead into the fourth.