Mason Woods

On Saturday at their meets in Fayetteville and Baton Rouge, Alabama Track and Field set three new school records.

Following Saturday's scrimmage, Nick Saban spoke to the media and while most of his post game press conference was filled with inquiries and answers about certain players' performances, one moment, in particular, stood out.

Nate Oats, after guiding Alabama to their first SEC Tournament victory since 1991, has been named a finalist for the Naismith and United States Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year Awards.

ESPNs Bill Connelly ranked the top 60 college quarterbacks of the 2000s, featuring three former Tide signal callers in his rankings.

The NCAA announced Friday the annual March Madness Tournament will be allowing 25% capacity at the games, per Jon Rothstein on Twitter.

While there have been many former Alabama players to grace the big game, there have been just a few that stand out from the rest of the pack.

From calling out Coach K, to hammering SEC opponents with a barrage of three pointers, the Nate Oats era is here in Tuscaloosa and Bama basketball is rolling.

The Baltimore Ravens, following their defeat at the hand of the Buffalo Bills on Saturday, have informed Mark Ingram that he will be released, per Adam Schefter of ESPN.

The Football Writer's Association of America released their annual Freshman All-American team, featuring two standout Tide freshmen.

Patrick Surtain II has decided to forego a senior year at the University of Alabama and declare for the NFL Draft.