Category: NCAA
The Crimson Tide falls prey to undefeated Razorbacks
By Martha Glen Sease TUSCALOOSAA, Ala. – The Crimson Tide suffered its second loss in the SEC soccer season on Sunday, Oct. 11 against the Arkansas Razorbacks, 2-1. To lead the game into overtime, the Razorbacks put the first...
Read MoreAlabama Loses their First Game of the Season
By Martha Glen Sease TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama Women’s Soccer team lost 2-1 against the University of Florida Women’s soccer team in Gainesville, FL. In a familiar pattern, the Crimson Tide opened up scoring early....
Read MoreAlabama falls under Mississippi State 2OT spell
By Martha Glen Sease TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – After 110 minutes of conference play in 90% humidity, the University of Alabama Women’s Soccer team ends their face off with Mississippi State University in a 1-1 draw. Alabama freshman...
Read MoreAlabama Soccer is Back
By Martha Glenn Sease TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The University of Alabama Women’s Soccer returns to the Alabama Soccer Stadium the same way it left last March – facing off against the University of Tennessee. Similar to their last...
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Alabama Chases Pair of Dual-Sport Stars
McKinstry and Arnold have a rare opportunity in front of them that could put them in the conversation of Julius Peppers and Bruce Ellington as elite football players that can contribute on the basketball court as well.
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Ranking Potential Landing Spots for Taulia Tagovailoa
Yesterday, Matt Zenitz reported that Taulia Tagovailoa, the brother of Tua, had entered his name in the transfer portal, seeking an opportunity elsewhere after appearing in five games during his freshman season with the Crimson Tide.
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NFL Mock Draft 4.0
The NFL draft is almost here, we are one day away, and the excitement is at an all-time high as...
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Alabama Basketball’s Focus on 2021 Already Paying Off?
So, how did the staff turn their focus away from 2020 and still find themselves with a top 20 class in the nation and one of the top graduate transfers on the market?
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New Hope for Hoops in Alabama
From Jay Jacobs and Allen Greene at Auburn to Bill Battle and Greg Byrne at Alabama, but also Joel Erdmann at South Alabama, Mark Ingram at UAB and Martin Newton at Samford, all the decision makers deserve credit for the rededication to hoops in Alabama.
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Nate Oats: One Year In
One year ago, today, Alabama’s athletic director Greg Byrne sent a tweet that would change the course of Alabama basketball… He fulfilled his promise to be the only source of information about the coaching search.
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2020 NFL Mock Draft 3.0
In this first “With Trade” addition of my mock draft, I will look at the most likely deals to get done on draft night.
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Don’t Stop the Music: A Small, but Important Question Facing the Sport of Basketball
On one hand, these seems like a minute issue when talking about the precautions against a serious disease. But, without fans in the stands, it is a completely different game. In the words of pop icon Rihanna, “please don’t stop the music.”
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