Curious if the numbers have dropped off any??

Check this out. 29 should be looking for a new job.
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This is great. Saban may send up a thumbs up text if he knows how!
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Darn good at announcing boxing but I would prefer Beth over Joe T!!! Well maybe not but I still don’t like him on the call!! RTR

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I’m sure it only went up after his game yesterday.

They remind me of a middle-of-the-district-ranked high school football team. And still collecting more flags than the UN.

Griffin was terrible and glad he is gone

Getting on somebody. We might have had a little edge today we haven’t had.
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The at the goal line when they scored, there was a block by the receiver that was called targeting illegal block. I couldn’t figure that one out. The runner that scored had not come through the line yet, the block was straight on and possible helmet contact, but they called an illegal block. I think they call it a blind side block and the announcer said it was unnecessary. How can it be an unnecessary block when the defender is headed right for your runner and he hadn’t even come through the line yet? What did I miss?

Tide moved up to 14 in coaches. AP out later today.

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After sitting through a pair of road losses and an upset scare at home over the past three weeks, Alabama fans didn’t have to endure a homecoming thriller inside Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday.

Perhaps you could call the Crimson Tide’s 34-0 win over Missouri the “Night of the Living Dead.” However, that’d just be in reference to what was left of the Tigers’ depleted roster.

Playing without injured starting quarterback Brady Cook for most of the game, Missouri’s offense was closer to Casper than it was Scream. The only time the Tigers provided any form of a scare occurred on their final possession when they drove down to the Alabama 1-yard line with the game’s outcome already decided. Even then, the Tide’s defense stood tall, stuffing running back Marcus Carroll on a fourth-and-goal to preserve its first SEC shutout since 2020.

Alabama slashed Missouri for 486 yards, including 271 on the ground. Meanwhile, Tigers backup quarterback Drew Pyne displayed the awareness of a horror-film victim.

It’s hard to tell if the Tide’s blowout victory marked the end of its midseason slump or whether it was merely a mirage against a toothless opponent. Either way, Alabama heads into its Halloween open week with its playoff hopes still intact.

In this week’s column, we’ll take a look at Saturday’s massacre while evaluating where Alabama stands heading into the final month of its regular season. Pour yourself a drink, and let’s dive in.

No. 15 Alabama (-15) vs. No. 21 Missouri

Time: 2:30 p.m. CST // 3:30 p.m. EST

Watch: ABC

Listen: Tide 100.9

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Both players were in attendance for the Mizzou game on Saturday.

Here's a link to a local newspaper article with video. My guess is he will hear from the league office.

Drinkwitz dropping F Bombs

Makes me miss him compared to Wommack right now....

I dislike the corn dogs.

Klaw didn’t cheap shot the Missouri player…he simply blocked him away from a live ball. We got screwed and even our own coaches didn’t know WTH going on!!! Ugh!!

Do we set up mic’s to amplify the crowd at Bryant Denny?

For years, those with connections to the Pac-12 were convinced that we had the most incompetent refs in college football. After the last two weeks, I now believe the SEC refs are every bit as bad, and probably much worse. Multiple blown calls last week, and at least two egregious calls today (the delay of game with no whistle personal foul, and the ball off the foot). Even with video reviews the SEC refs can't seem to get it right. . . . .