Mac Jones

The Alabama Crimson Tide has put together a historic 12-0 season with its eyes of finishing the year with a national championship game win against Ohio State on Monday. With immense team success, already an SEC Championship and a Rose Bowl win, comes individual honors. The Crimson Tide received numerous individual awards on last night's college football awards show.

The 82nd Heisman Trophy will be awarded on Thursday, Jan. 5 in a virtual format due to COVID-19. Tonight the Heisman Trophy Trust announced the finalists for college football's most prestigious individual award.

If you thought this 2020 Alabama team couldn’t break any more records than it already has, think again.

The demolition of the reigning national champions this past weekend certainly boosted Mac Jones' Heisman bid, but could there be two Crimson Tide finalists in 2020?

The Southeastern Conference has named its weekly award for the fifth week of the SEC season. Alabama junior quarterback Mac Jones was named Co-Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week and the third time this season. Jones shares the award with Auburn receiver and Paul W. Bryant High School alum, Seth Williams.

The Alabama offense also extended its scoring record for consecutive games with a score to 260 games. The last time that Alabama was held off the scoreboard was back in 2000 against Auburn in a 9-0 loss.

After waiting his turn for three seasons, Mac Jones finally has the opportunity to be Alabama's starting quarterback.

The Alabama Crimson Tide take on the Missouri Tigers at 6 p.m. on Saturday Sept. 26 to kickoff the season. The SEC added Missouri to their schedule after opting to play a conference only schedule.

Despite all the division and uncertainty that this country is experiencing, Alabama Football has decided to come together and stand united as one. In hopes of putting an end to the institutional racism in the world, they have one quote that they believe will incite a change. “All lives can't matter until black lives matter".