Will Anderson

Nick Saban is now 11-5 all time against the Auburn Tigers while leading Alabama. He undoubtedly will enjoy Saturday night's victory, however when this performance gets placed under a microscope will he be left wondering why his team didn't perform throughout the year as well as it did in the 87th Iron Bowl.

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The Tide gets another chance to show its one of the nation's best as Alabama goes on the road next week against Arkansas. The Tide and Razorbacks kick off next Saturday at 2:30 p.m. CT.

Alabama returns home to Bryant-Denny Stadium next Saturday to play Louisiana-Monroe on Sep. 17 at 3 p.m. CT.

Will Anderson had two sacks in the A-Day scrimmage game, helping the White team to a 25-7 victory over the Crimson Team.

It always seemed Alabama lacked leadership early in 2021. With Will Anderson taking command of the defense, that doesn't appear to be a problem for 2022.

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 things on track en route to a 48-14 victory.

Alabama's most fierce defender has a cool soul in his pre-game ritual.

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

Incoming freshman Will Anderson is expected to become a major contributor to the Crimson Tide defense, potentially as early as the upcoming 2020 season. The defensive end is looking to take on the challenge of becoming a play-maker on the Alabama defense. Anderson, a five-star prospect from Dutchtown High School in Hampton, Georgia, has already enrolled at the University of Alabama but adjusting to college life is not the biggest challenge he currently faces. According to Anderson's mother on Twitter, both of his grandparents have been diagnosed with COVID-19 coronavirus.