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Got inspired watching the game Friday night. Wrote about Purdue’s atmosphere and what Alabama could potentially incorporate when it moves into its own new arena.

All the latest from many top prospects as signing day gets closer:

Time to pick the score Alabama at Oklahoma

Alabama ______. V. Oklahoma _________

Total Offensive yardage Alabama _________

WEEK 12+1 and it is time to see if anyone can match Watson_2,” touch of perfection. As always pick the score, leading rusher from winning team and his yardage.

1. Rice at UAB

2. Army at Norte Dane

3. Indiana at Ohio State

4. Vnderbilt at LSU

5. Missouri at Mississippi State

6. Louisiana Tech at Arkansas

7. Kentucky at Texas

8. UTEP at Tennessee

9. U Mass at Georgia

10. Ole Miss at Florida

11. Texas A&M at Auburn

12. Alabama at Oklahoma

Rivals is revealing its new five-star rankings today. Will have updates on where Alabama players end up.

Full five-star rankings (ascending order)

28. LB Nathaniel Owusu-Boateng — IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida
27. WR Jaime Ffrench — Mandarin HS in Jacksonville, Florida — Texas commit
26. DE Nathaniel Marshall — Fenwick HS in Oak Park, Illinois — Auburn commit
25. CB Dijon Lee Jr. — Mission Viejo HS in Mission Viejo, California — Alabama commit
24. OG Solomon Thomas — Raines HS in Jacksonville, Florida — Florida State commit
23. S Hylton Stubbs — Mandarin HS in Jacksonville, Florida — Miami commit
22. OG Douglas Utu — Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas, Nevada — Oregon commit
21. S Trey McNutt — Shaker Heights HS in Cleveland, Ohio — Oregon commit
20. CB Na'eem Offord — Parker HS in Birmingham, Alabama — Ohio State commit
19. OT Will Black — Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut — Notre Dame commit
18. LB Riley Pettijohn — McKinney HS in McKinney, Texas — Ohio State commit
17. RB Harlem Berry — St. Martins Episcopal in Metairie, Louisiana — LSU commit
16. DE Javion Hilson — Cocoa HS in Cocoa, Florida — Florida State commit
15. LB Jonah Williams — Ball HS in Galveston, Texas — Texas commit
14. OL Michael Carroll — IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida — Alabama commit
13. DE Isaiah Gibson — Warner Robins HS in Warner Robins, Georgia — Georgia commit
12. OT Michael Fasusi — Lewisville HS in Lewisville, Texas — Oklahoma commit
11. ATH DJ Pickett — Zephyrhills HS in Zephyrhills, Louisiana — LSU commit
10. CB Devin Sanchez — North Shore HS in Houston, Texas — Ohio State commit
9. DT Justus Terry — Manchester HS in Manchester, Georgia
8. DE Jahkeem Stewart — Edna Karr HS in New Orleans, Louisiana
7. DT Elijah Griffin — Savannah Christian School in Savannah, Georgia — Georgia commit
6. QB Julian Lewis — Carrollton HS in Carrollton, Georgia
5. WR Dakorien Moore — Duncanville HS in Duncanville, Texas — Oregon commit
4. OT David Sanders Jr. — Providence Day School in Charlotte, North Carolina — Tennessee commit
3. QB Keelon Russell — Duncanville HS in Duncanville, Texas — Alabama commit
2. QB Bryce Underwood — Belleville HS in Belleville, Michigan — LSU commit
1. QB Tavien St. Clair — Bellefontaine HS in Bellefontaine, Ohio — Ohio State commit

Mercer recap, our takes on the backup QBs and Tony's outlook for Alabama in the CFP and SECCG.

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NM said the return trip, his first since the spring, was a 'great' reconnection with Alabama. He was fascinated by the development overall, and of course at the wide receiver position. Florida still holds his commitment as other programs push, but this was a solid step for UA imo.

Alabama is No. 8 in the AP Poll, tied for No. 7 in coaches poll.


1. Kansas

2. UConn

3. Gonzaga

4. Auburn

5. Iowa State

6. Purdue

7. Houston

8. Alabama

9. Kentucky

10. North Carolina

11. Tennessee

12. Duke

13. Baylor

14. Creighton

15. Marquette

16. Indiana

17. Arizona

18. Cincinnati

19. Wisconsin

20. Arkansas

21. Florida

22. St. John's

23. Texas A&M

24. Rutgers

25. Illinois

7/11 for only 29 yards. Jags getting beat 28-3. I was really hoping he could improve his stock with the starts. Not looking good for him

Alabama moved up in the College Football Playoff rankings, but the latest update might come with a ceiling for the Crimson Tide. While Alabama appears to control its destiny in terms of making the playoff, there’s some concern over how far it can climb from here without winning the SEC title.

I think Ty would be the first off the bench in a situation to “run the offense” but Mack is the Tua type guy you want if you wanna throw the ball. He’s the pocket QB you wants as a change of pace. Not saying he’s the golden boy, just he is more of a pocket passer and throws a better ball than Ty.
I expect Mack to win that job in spring if Milroe leaves.

That’s the goal each year. We have the most appearances,and wins in the SEC championship. We also have the most appearance,and wins in the playoff system. I want to play our way into the playoffs by beating Texas in the SEC championship.

Kalen DeBoer, Kane Wommack and Nick Sheridan will speak to reporters in a few minutes. Updates here.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — A week after Jalen Milroe practically carried Alabama’s offense during a blowout in Death Valley, the Crimson Tide provided a rare peek behind its quarterback curtain.


The stage was significantly smaller during Saturday’s win over FCS foe Mercer than it was during Alabama’s victory at LSU. Still, glimpses at the Tide’s future behind center come at a premium and should be appreciated when they arise.

Not for the win, but for getting so, so many back-ups and walk-ons into the game today. Great to see them get a chance to play in front of the fans and fellow students at BDS!

How to watch

Who: No. 2 Alabama (3-0) at No. 13 Purdue (3-0)

When: 6 p.m. CT, Friday, Nov. 15

Where: Mackey Arena, West Lafayette, Indiana

Watch: Peacock (play-by-play: Paul Burmeister, analyst: Robbie Hummel, sideline: Carolina Pineda)

Listen: Crimson Tide Sports Network | SIRIUS/XM 134/201 (play-by-play: Chris Stewart, analyst: Bryan Passink, engineer: Tom Stipe)


I'm at Mackey Arena tonight and will have updates all game long.

Win out and they're in. . . .

2025 RB Anthony Turbo Rogers decommitted from Alabama. He was the last player to commit under Saban.

Rogers has taken an official visit to Ohio State, and Georgia has also pursued him heavily. This decommitment was expected

What is the feeling on our potential flip of Edge Anthony Jones

1. Head-to-head competition among the tied teams
2. Record versus all common Conference opponents among the tied teams
3. Record against highest (best) placed common Conference opponent in the Conference standings, and proceeding through the Conference standings among the tied teams
4. Cumulative Conference winning percentage of all Conference opponents among the tied teams
5. Capped relative total scoring margin versus all Conference opponents among the tied teams
6. Random draw of the tied teams

I may be wrong, but assuming Ole Miss wins out, they are 1-0, Tennessee, Alabama would be 1-1 and depending on aTm-Texas winner UGA could be 2-1 or 1-1, so I would assume Ole Miss or UGA would be in Atlanta.

A 3 win team on their own field. Yeah, they’re good.

Oh well.

He was fired recently. I’ve seen some different people saying it was crazy he was fired. But he was at their walk today with the crowd. Pretty cool.
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Who you got? I’d say Tennessee if it was at their place. I think Tennessee has a real chance bc of their defensive front. That’s odd to say but if they shut down Georgias run game and allow the secondary to just play coverage, it will be tough for Georgias offense. And Georgias OL hasn’t looked great and they were without their running back.