
Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe’s adventurous month includes first career road start
It's been quite the busy month for Jalen Milroe.
It's been quite the busy month for Jalen Milroe.
"Wait till next year." It's a slogan every sports fan has clung to at some point.
A season-high six teams received first-place votes in this week's AP Top 25 college football rankings, the most since the 2016 preseason poll.
Jalen Milroe was planted on his back just after he threw his biggest pass of the season. He didn't get up quickly, but he was celebrating when he did.
Jaxson Dart didn't back down. On the football field, that's generally how he approaches things.
Lane Kiffin was Alabama's offensive coordinator the last time the Crimson Tide lost in September.
Most SEC football teams have played three games this season decided by double digits, including Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee.
Jalen Milroe is back as Alabama's starting quarterback, and Kevin Steele is still Nick Saban's defensive coordinator.
An interesting transformation is occurring to Tennessee football in the early stages of Josh Heupel's third season.
Bryce Young's humble nature was a hallmark of his time at Alabama. It hasn't taken long for the Carolina Panthers to realize it wasn't an act.
Alabama moved three spots down to 13th on Sunday, dropping out of the top 10 of the AP college football rankings for the first time in eight years.
Ty Simpson helped 10th-ranked Alabama shrug off a slow start and beat the University of South Florida on Saturday.
The daunting challenge the University of South Florida faces hosting 10th-ranked Alabama isn't lost on Alex Golesh.
Texas A&M has produced a 6-8 record since signing the nation’s No. 1 recruiting class and has yet to win outside the Lone Star State.
Two full weekends into the 2023 college football season, the mighty SEC looks mighty vulnerable against other power conferences.