College Football Team News, Analysis, History, Schedule, Rumors
The Alabama Crimson Tide is set to conclude a busy spring football with the annual Red vs. White A-Day Game on Saturday. The Tide is coming off a 2022 season where they missed the College Football Playoff for the second time in program history. Fans are getting antsy for one more comeback before head coach […] READ MORE
For the first time in two years, the Alabama Crimson Tide enter the off-season with questions at quarterback. Head coach Nick Saban loses the most talented passer in program history in Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young, who declared early for the 2023 NFL Draft. To make matters more difficult for Saban, he will have to […] READ MORE
The Texas A&M Aggies lost to the Alabama Crimson Tide 20-24. The Aggies put up an impressive fight in Tuscaloosa, but they now fall to 3-3. Texas A&M will now have its bye week before going on the road to face South Carolina. Jimbo Fisher‘s squad still is capable of turning this ship around, but […] READ MORE
Although he doesn’t want to admit it, this Saturday will be a revenge game for Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban. The top-ranked team in the nation the Tide will host the Texas A&M Aggies, led by head coach Jimbo Fisher. This game will mark the midway point of the 2022 season for the […] READ MORE
The 2022 Alabama A-Day Game was the first time that the fans saw their team in action since the 2022 CFB Playoff National Championship game. While the team looked to put on a show, mother nature had different plans, with rain and lightning approaching later. Head coach Nick Saban had to rush the scrimmage with […] READ MORE
A shift has occurred at the quarterback position for Alabama going into 2021. For years, the phrase “won championships” has been the literal translation of how dominant Alabama has been on the defensive side of the ball. However, there was a huge switch in the level of intensity on the offensive side of the ball […] READ MORE
Michael has been with Last Word on College Football for five years, covering Alabama and the SEC.