Unbelievable.

Alabama lands portal commitment from Miami (FL) guard Jalil Bethea.

The former 5⭐️ recruit averaged 7.1 points in his freshman season.

Third pickup for the Crimson Tide in the portal.

Alabama standing out for 4⭐️ LB Jalaythan Mayfield after picking up an offer from Kalen DeBoer on Friday.

"What I like most about Coach DeBoer is his effort to be great at everything he does."

Reluctantly, was pulling for Florida today as I was hoping all four teams could lose. But after every call going Auburn's way, starting pulling for the Gators. Happy to see them pull out win. Like their coach, as well. Didn't realize he is a Bay Area guy. . . .

Guess I have to root for Houston, as I can't root for Duke. . . .

Good afternoon, I signed up with Yea Alabama twice so my son and I can attend the post game autograph session. When I try to claim a ticket, it asks for an access code. I've sent emails to their site but no response as of this message. Do and of you know where to find the access code? Roll Tide, excited for A-Day!

Jack will have more shortly. Mo was one of my favorite players to watch.

Now I need Duke to come through.

Would be a great NC game.

Alabama dished out an offer to talented Peach State WR Jaden Upshaw on Friday.

Latest from Upshaw on his recruitment, high interest in the Tide after first-ever visit + strong impression of JaMarcus Shephard.

"I plan to be up here way more often."


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For Alabama's second spring scrimmage. Here's who's on campus today, some staying through Saturday.

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Thread of all spring and official visitors:

Alabama will get a summer visit from 4⭐️ DL Jalen Brewster after he picked up an offer this week.

Brewster talks recruitment, conversation with Freddie Roach and thoughts on Tide’s DL.

“They’re real dogs.”


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Everything Kalen DeBoer said after Alabama's second spring scrimmage.

"We need to continue to build that depth because we know that’s going to be important as we go through a long SEC season."

Video of DeBoer's spring practice is also available here:

Outlets writing articles predicting QBs unhappy or entering the portal combined with CKD losing the confidence of the fanbase. What a load of Horse %$#*

Boom
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Despite popular belief, Alabama’s quarterback battle isn’t settled just yet. At least that’s what Kalen DeBoer said following the Crimson Tide’s second spring scrimmage.

Alabama went through roughly 115 plays inside Bryant-Denny Stadium on Friday afternoon. While the scrimmage was closed to the public, DeBoer revealed that Ty Simpson, Austin Mack and Keelon Russell all got reps with both the first and second units.

“They’re all three making throws, making some big-time throws,” DeBoer said. “Thought they all moved the chains at times when they maybe had their backs to the wall, in some second- and third-and-long situations, where they found a way to make a big throw. Obviously someone has to catch it, too.

“They’re continuing to build trust with the offensive line, and then I think it has to go the other way, too, the offensive line is getting used to cadences and getting used to what guys do. Does he usually break to the outside and scramble? Some guys just have those types of instinctual things they do, but they’re all a little different.”

Why did he go to Maryland? I figured A&M was a good spot to compete with NIL. A&M is in the most competitive conference. I haven’t seen anything about it. He from up there?

Is he going into the portal.

A new proposed financial package for the renovations and upgrades to Coleman was presented to the properties committee for the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees on Thursday that would drop the cost for the expected renovations of Coleman Coliseum (including a new facility for men's basketball) from $59.18 million to $54.6 million

Assistant vice chancellor for construction management Mike Rogers cited "very favorable bids" on the construction package as the reason for the new total construction budget.

The full board of trustees will meet Friday to officially approve the revised project budget.

Another week of spring camp will soon be in the books, as Alabama will take part in its second spring scrimmage today inside Bryant-Denny Stadium.

The Crimson Tide held its first scrimmage on Thursday, March 27, as quarterback Ty Simpson and Miami transfer receiver Isaiah Horton stole the show behind closed doors. Today’s scrimmage will also be closed to the public. However, there’s still quite a few things we’ll be looking to find out from the workout.

Here are five things we are watching for today.

I have it from an inside source that is ‘in the know’ that the Dodgers are going to “throw the Braves a bone” tonight and let them win one. Now all you Braves fans put all your savings and 401k with your fav betting organization on your team tonight. Y’all can thank me when you’re rich!

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Sheesh.

He's playing live now with Link Academy on ESPN 2.

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Jaeden Roberts chuckled a bit when asked whether or not practices feel a little bit different with Ryan Grubb as Alabama’s new offensive coordinator.

“I love his intensity,” Robert said Wednesday in Tuscaloosa. “I love him as a coach. I mean, he’s just that guy to be out there, the guy that we need to push the offense and make us better.”

While Roberts is enjoying his new offensive play-caller, laughing isn’t is normal reaction when it comes to Grubb. The first-year offensive coordinator brings a bit more fire to Alabama’s practices — and a bit more butt-chewings, too.

As an offensive lineman, Roberts has already been on the receiving end of a few of those. Grubb, a long-time assistant of Kalen DeBoer, first started working under the head coach as an offensive line coach at Sioux Falls from 2007-09. He has also managed offensive lines at Eastern Michigan (2014-16) and Fresno State (2017-19)

“Even for his small height, he’s definitely an offensive line guy,” Roberts said. “You can see that sometimes during practice. He gets on us. But you know he only does that because he knows how capable we can be.”