College Football

The Alabama Crimson Tide (10-1) hit the road today to take on Auburn (8-3) at 2:30 p.m. in Jordan-Hare Stadium. Coach Nick Saban takes his fifth ranked Crimson Tide to The Plains, hoping to lead his team to a decisive win to leave an impression on the College Football Playoff Committee.

Fifth ranked Alabama takes on 15th ranked Auburn in the final weekend of college football. The Iron Bowl will be the Tide’s final chance to impress the College Football Playoff Committee. There are several games on Rivalry Saturday that could impact Alabama’s hopes of making it to a sixth consecutive playoff. Alabama fans can spend their Saturday on the couch rooting for underdogs to make the Tide’s path to the playoff clearer.

The Alabama Crimson Tide defeated Western Carolina 66-3 on a rainy Senior Day in Tuscaloosa. Alabama jumped out to a 38-0 halftime lead and cruised to victory in the final game at Bryant-Denny Stadium this season.

The fifth ranked Alabama Crimson Tide takes on the Western Carolina Catamounts on Saturday November 23 at 11 a.m. but this isn’t the only game Alabama fans should pay attention to.

Alabama drops to No. 5 in the newest College Football Playoff poll.

On Wednesday, the Associated Press released its Top 100 football programs in history, and coming in at number four on the list is the Alabama Crimson Tide.

College football is big business. And it shouldn’t be a surprise that Nick Saban is college football’s highest paid coach. Saban has won the BCS national championship with the Crimson Tide 3 times. And last year he led the Tide to the Sugar Bowl...

After all the upsets the last couple Saturdays, this looks to be a calmer week with just one game between ranked teams. But that doesn’t mean this weekend won’t have its own share of excitement. Here are the big storylines going into this weekend in college football.

After winning last year’s national championship, the Ohio State Buckeyes are a unanimous pick among AP voters to repeat in 2015.

Ohio State’s Ezekiel Elliott racked up record rushing numbers to lead the Buckeyes to a 42-20 upset of No. 2 Oregon in the first college football playoff championship game.