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With spring practice complete, Alabama's coaches shift into travel mode for the spring evaluation period. Here's a look at some prospects likely on their itinerary.

Story | Conversation | March 28, 2013

New Tide OL coach Mario Cristobal will have a hard time duplicating his predecessors' success in 2013, but with his personality and ties to South Florida, Cristobal will be a boost in recruiting.

Alabama has given a scholarship offer to soon-to-be eighth-grader Dylan Moses.

When he returned home from his official visit, ESPN 150 defensive end Tim Williams named Alabama his leader. Less than 24 hours later, he went one step further and committed to the Crimson Tide.

ATH Vonn Bell already thinks highly of two coaches and old rivals: Nick Saban at Alabama and Urban Meyer at Ohio State. Next up is a meeting with new Tennessee coach Butch Jones.

Story | Conversation | December 11, 2012

While Gene Chizik is on his way out at Auburn, he did prove he could battle Nick Saban in recruiting and land top talent. His successor must do an even better job of it.

It would have been bad for Alabama to lose defensive coordinator Kirby Smart and his recruiting ties to neighboring Georgia. It could have been worse for him to end up at archrival Auburn.

Story | Conversation | September 27, 2012

With offers from all over the country, Class of 2014 running back Bo Scarbrough decided to stay home and join a long line of Crimson Tide ballcarriers.

Story | Conversation | September 09, 2012

The state of Alabama is known for football. Between the University of Alabama and Auburn University, the state has won the last three national championships and produced two of the last three Heisman-trophy winners.

Athlete Derrick Henry is no longer committed to the University of Georgia. On Wednesday, the 49th-ranked recruit in the ESPN 150, announced that he planned to re-open his recruitment and consider all of his options before making a final decision.

Quarterback Cooper Bateman of Salt Lake City, ranked No. 61 overall on the ESPN 150, committed to defending national champion Alabama Wednesday.