Nick Saban

The No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide welcomed fans back into Bryant-Denny Stadium at full capacity for the first time since 2019 and put on a sleepy, yet dominant, performance against the Mercer Bears. The Tide went 3&out in consecutive possessions causing concern over focus levels but Alabama got thi…

The No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide, led by seven-time national championship-winning coach Nick Saban, took to the practice field Monday to prepare for their season opener in Atlanta against No. 14 Miami.

The City of Tuscaloosa will celebrate the renaming of 28th Avenue with a parade that includes the University of Alabama Million Dollar Band, Big Al, and Nick and Terry Saban.

What burning questions does the Crimson Tide nation have for its leader? We asked the Tide 100.9 Hosts what they would ask the seven-time national champion as he leads Alabama into his 15th season.

The Nick's Kids Foundation is lending a hand to victims of the flooding caused by Tropical Storm Claudette in Northport on June 19.

Will Saban have to make a move in order to keep an edge over the rest of college football? One coach may force Saban to pack up his belongings and make an adjustment to his lifestyle.

The university set a maximum capacity of 50% for A-Day in Bryant Denny which can hold 101,821 people. The game brought in 47,218 fans which is the largest crowd at a sporting event since the start of Covid-19.

Former Alabama offensive tackle and NFL veteran DJ Fluker has signed with the Miami Dolphins.

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.

Ups and downs filled the Crimson Tide's Spring scrimmage Saturday afternoon.