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AJ McCarron chose to stay in school rather than jump to the NFL. Then he watched as three QBs who one year before him made the same decision took a tumble on draft day.

Story | Conversation | April 28, 2013

Alabama's AD knows that the constant turnover among Nick Saban's assistance is certainly nothing to sweat. Moreover, it's something of which the perennial national champs can be proud.

Alabama is known for getting underclassmen ready to play big-time college football, and many of them are already prepared to play in the NFL.

Nick Saban might not like it. Recruits can be on the short or benefit from it. Make no mistakes the commitment flipping game is here to stay and both sides are learning to play.

Despite ranking No. 5 in passing yards allowed, Alabama's defense proved susceptible to the pass late in the season, and Notre Dame is sure to take notice.

Alabama has won two national titles in a row and three in four seasons, excelling where many others have failed in college football history. What are the odds that Bama's run will continue, though?

Alabama AD Mal Moore marvels at Nick Saban's ability to evaluate and coach players, and Moore has made Saban the highest-paid college coach in the nation.

Travis Haney stops by the TideNation Roundtable this week to discu ss the upcoming game with Texas A&M plus possible challengers to the No. 1 Crimson Tide.

ESPN college football and NFL draft analyst Kevin Weidl sits down wth TideNation to talk Alabama football after the Crimson Tide's latest dominating performance.

Alabama is on top of the college football world heading into a trip to Columbia, Mo., this week. That doesn't mean anything though, as it was in the same position two years ago before losing in Columbia, S.C., to South Carolina.

Many top-rated high school prospects have had to take a detour to the juco ranks before playing Division I ball. That's been the case for several Alabama standouts, whose success has been shaped by going down the more difficult path.

After trailing for the first time all season -- albeit for only 15 seconds -- No. 1 Alabama responded with a 21-point outburst, and all was right with the world.

Alabama and West Virginia will meet for the first time when the two storied football programs open the 2014 season in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta, bowl officials announced on Thursday.

Former Alabama head coach Ray Perkins has been out of coaching since 2001, but he's now head coach at a junior college in Mississippi.

Story | Conversation | January 27, 2012

There are a lot of highly regarded Alabama Crimson Tide recruits who never panned out, including Mike Ford, Star Jackson and Jimmy Johns.

Story | Conversation | January 24, 2012