The Champagne of 'Bama Blogs
The talk of the Alabama corner of the internet yesterday was Daniel Hill. “I had to just go back and see what I was doing wrong,” Hill told the media after practice on Monday. “I had to change the way I was eating, cardio more, and that’s really it, and just keep working at that. […]
Happy Monday, everyone. It was a fine weekend on the diamonds, as softball laid waste to an overmatched NDSU squad and baseball swept previously 5th-ranked Auburn. The baseball thing is particularly amusing as Auburn fans had latched onto that program as the last hope for what has been a disastrous school year for their athletic […]
Alabama swept 5th ranked Auburn in Tuscaloosa this weekend by scores of 11-1 in 8 innings on Friday , 3-2 in walk-off fashion on Saturday, and 3-1 in game three on Sunday. The Tide now has a seven game winning streak, including six in a row in the SEC. The sweep was the first for […]
Alabama’s recruiting efforts along the defensive line this year were interesting. The Tide pulled in both volume and quality – however, nearly every single incoming freshman was under 260 pounds, all looking more like defensive ends than interior linemen. Despite that, all the reports were that Alabama viewed many of these players as interior linemen […]
After two big Wednesday wins over Jacksonville State and North Alabama, Bama mowed down North Dakota State in a pair of games. GAME 1: ALABAMA 11, NDSU 1 While most of Bama Nation was watching the men’s basketball in the Sweet 16, the Tide softball team also had a game going on. It was like […]
Alabama was a heavy underdog in their regional semifinal matchup against Michigan, and like most of this tournament the chalk held as the Wolverines advanced by a score of 90-77. Things started out about as well as you could hope. Aiden Sherrell opened up the scoring with a three, and a few minutes later hit […]
It’s time, folks. Your underdog 4th-seeded Alabama Crimson Tide will hit the court shortly for a Sweet Sixteen showdown with the top-seeded Michigan Wolverines. Dusty May’s group has the best roster money can buy, as this Michigan squad is every bit as good as the UConn and Duke teams that ended Alabama’s NCAA Tournament journeys […]
It’s the annual weird mid-season OOC match-up. I am not sure why they are only playing two games. ACCOLADES RAT POISON REALITY The polls were not impressed with the Tide’s performance in CoMo last weekend. SCHEDULE The Crimson Tide continue their Tuscaloosa home stand with additional chances to learn to breathe through their eyelids, ask […]
Nate Oats and Alabama have officially become a staple of the Sweet Sixteen, as the 4th-seeded Crimson Tide has returned to the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament for the fourth year in a row and the fifth time in six years. That’s the kind of thing Tom Izzo can say he’s accomplished. Rick Pitino. […]
Happy Thursday, everyone. There are four Sweet 16 games on tonight, including a compelling battle featuring Arkansas superstar guard Darius Acuff trying his luck against 1-seed Arizona. There should be scoring aplenty in that one. Alabama fans have one more day to wait before seeing the Tide face the Michigan juggernaut. This is what Nate […]
Bama had a midweek doubleheader on Tuesday and churned out 22 runs in the two wins. GAME 1: ALABAMA 10, JACKSONVILLE STATE 3 Bama recorded a season-high 17 hits that included two home runs by Brooke Wells and one by Jena Young. Young was 3 for 3 with 3 RBI and two runs scored. Lauren […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide traveled t0 Huntsville to play the Austin Peay Governors on Tuesday and came away with a 6-2 victory to improve to 19-7 on the season. Austin Peay fell to 12-13 with the loss. The Tide used a stellar performance from their bullpen, some wildness from AP pitchers, and a hand full […]
Happy Gump Day, everyone. Unfortunately this first news isn’t terribly Gumpish: women’s basketball coach Kristy Curry has left Alabama for South Florida. Yes, you read that right. USF has lured Kristy Curry, a veteran coach with 554 career wins, away from Alabama to lead its women’s basketball program. Only two days after men’s basketball coach Bryan […]
Hey look, we have A-Day confirmations! Details have been finalized for Alabama football’s annual Golden Flake A-Day, scheduled for Saturday, April 11 at 1 p.m. CT inside Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Admission to A-Day and public parking will remain free of charge. All parking will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Alabama’s annual […]
Last Sunday, the Alabama Crimson Tide pulled off one of the biggest whoopin’s in March Madness history, defeating the 5-seed Texas Tech Red Raiders by nearly 30 points (it would have been worse if the Tide wasn’t putting in the walk-ons for the last little bit), despite Alabama playing the tournament without star guard Aden […]
Alabama junior shortstop Justin Lebron hit two home runs this weekend in the Tides sweep of Florida. The first of those long balls, on Saturday, was the 40th of his Alabama career. Lebron became the 2nd Alabama player in history to amass 40 career home runs and 40 career stolen bases in their career. Former […]
The 4th seeded Alabama Crimson Tide dismantled 5th seeded Texas Tech 90-65 on Sunday night in Tampa, FL. The Tide improved to 24-9 on the season while Tech ended their season with a record of 23-10. The reward is a match up with number one seed Michigan on Friday night at 6:35 p.m; CT in […]
Happy Monday, everyone. The Gym Tide finished fourth at SEC Championships over the weekend, which is exactly how they were seeded. Gabby Gladieux won an individual SEC title in the floor exercise. Next up will be NCAA regionals in early April. The softball team took two of three from Mizzou, and baseball bounced back with […]
Alabama rolled into the second round for a matchup with Texas Tech that was supposed to be very close according to the oddsmakers. It turned out to be anything but, as the Tide made easy work of what turned out to be a sorely overmatched opponent. It was actually competitive out of the gate, as […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide was on a four game losing streak entering this weekends series with 18th ranked Florida. The Tide was scuffling defensively, offensively, and on the mound. That all turned around this weekend. Bama rode a no-hitter by Tyler Fay and a very good outing from Zane Adams to take the first two […]
The final game of the opening weekend of the 2026 NCAA Tournament is upon us, as the 4th-seeded Alabama Crimson Tide does battle with the 5th-seeded Red Raiders of Texas Tech. This should be an electrifying cap to the first two rounds of the tournament, as both of these teams are dynamic scoring squads – […]
Patrick Murphy and his delusional disciples will celebrate a “series win”. But this felt like a setback against a team with a losing record. GAME 1: ALABAMA 2, MISSOURI 1 Continuing a disturbing trend from Tuesday’s game against ULM, the Crimson Tide offense was a bit lackadaisical, outside of two swings. Solo home runs by […]
Another year, another opening game win in the NCAA Tournament for Nate Oats and the Alabama Crimson Tide, as the guys battled back from an early deficit to roll Hofstra 90-70 on Friday afternoon. In fact, the win for Oats moved him into a tie with the great Wimp Sanderson for most NCAA Tournament victories […]
Nate Oats crew had to overcome the loss of guard Aden Holloway and sloppy early play from the Tide — as well as ridiculous officiating from the referees — in the first round of the NCAAM Tournament to top 13-seed Hofstra on Friday afternoon. Despite the issues for Alabama, the 4th seeded Crimson Tide led […]
Nate Oats crew had to overcome the loss of guard Aden Holloway and sloppy early play from the Tide — as well as ridiculous officiating from the referees — in the first round of the NCAAM Tournament to top 13-seed Hofstra on Friday afternoon. Despite the issues for Alabama, the 4th seeded Crimson Tide led […]