JaMarcus Shephard wants to clear up two narratives about Alabama football wide receiver Ryan Williams after Saturday's 24-17 road loss to Tennessee. No, quarterback Jalen Milroe and the Alabama offense did not design a game plan centered around getting ...

Alabama has been home to some incredible players over the years, and a few freshmen have been generational enough to play in their first year in Tuscaloosa. None have been quite as electric as 17-year-old Ryan Williams has been for the Crimson Tide this season.

The Tennessee Vols and the Alabama Crimson Tide is the tale of two opposites. One of the teams is riding the wave of a highlight win and the other is just trying to get back on the right track after a disappointing loss. Luckily for Vols fans Tennessee is on the good side of things while the Alabama Crimson Tide is on the bad side of things.

Ahead of Alabama football’s Saturday matchup with Missouri at Bryant-Denny Stadium, head coach Kalen DeBoer made his weekly appearance on the “Hey Coach” radio show Wednesday. He’ll was joined during the show by one of the Crimson Tide’s most popular players,

Despite the high number of targets, Alabama wide receivers coach JaMarcus Shephard wanted to clear some things up on Wednesday. "I think that we distributed the ball to where it should’ve been going all week long,

Williams explained that his little sister enjoys painting his nails before clarifying that the orange this week isn't to support Tennessee. “Starting my sophomore year of high s

Ryan Williams revealed that he wasn’t trolling Alabama fans by painting his nails orange after the Crimson Tide’s Third Saturday in October loss to Tennessee on October 19. Williams addressed the rumor while speaking to his head coach,

The Crimson Tide's freshman wide receiver is leading the team in all major receiving statistical categories through the first half of the regular season.