Alabama defeated Western Carolina 66-3 in its final home game of the season on Saturday. The defense forced five turnovers, including four interceptions, and the offense scored eight touchdowns -- four passing and four rushing.
Alabama men's basketball extended a slim lead late in the first half to an eventual 78-59 win over Florida Atlantic, the team's first win under coach Nate Oats.
Alabama basketball transfer guard Jahvon Quinerly’s appeal of the denial of his immediate eligibility waiver has been denied, according to a release from Alabama Athletics on Monday.
With one of college football’s most explosive offenses — led by the current Heisman Trophy favorite — coming to town on Saturday, it’s never been more important for Alabama’s defense to affect the quarterback.
When sophomore guard Kira Lewis Jr. stepped to the free throw line to shoot two free throws while trailing by one point, it was all too familiar for Crimson Tide fans.
The Nate Oats era might not have officially started today, as it was only an exhibition game that won’t count toward Alabama’s record, but the Crimson Tide looked impressive in a dominant 93-65 win over Georgia Tech.
Former Alabama football standouts once again showcased their skills during Week Seven of the NFL season, including two players scoring defensive touchdowns.
The Alabama men’s and women's basketball teams received a warm welcome from the crowd at Coleman Coliseum Friday night at the fifth annual Tide Tipoff, the teams' first public appearance of the season.
Saturday's game against Texas A&M is full of blue-chip talent, but here are three of the most important players to watch for both the Crimson Tide and the Aggies.
While new coaches across college basketball have been teasing fans with buzzwords like "up-tempo," Alabama's Nate Oats is one of the few who can show he will be able to follow through on his promise.
Alabama men’s basketball held its first official practice of the season, and the Nate Oats era, on Tuesday morning. Here are our observations from practice.
After only a year of Alabama club hockey transitioning to Division 1 of the American Collegiate Hockey Association, Pierre Ouellette became the program’s first All-American at the D1 level.
The Alabama men’s golf team competed in the Fighting Illini Invitational this weekend in Champaign, Illinois, and finished strong to come in 10th place. The tournament had elite field with 11 of the 15 teams ranked in the top 25.
No. 21 Alabama men’s golf competed in its first tournament of the season over the weekend at the Carpet Capital Collegiate in Dalton, Georgia, finishing tied for fifth overall, 22 strokes behind champion Georgia Tech.
No. 35 Alabama women’s tennis finished its regular season with a 4-1 win over Missouri. The Crimson Tide finish 18-10 on the season with a 6-7 record in SEC play.
Alabama women’s tennis defeated No. 44 Arkansas 4-2 behind four dominant singles performances. Alabama is now 17-10 overall and 5-7 in the SEC heading into its final match on Sunday.
No. 26 Alabama narrowly defeated No. 18 South Carolina in a 4-2 win on Sunday afternoon. The Crimson Tide is now 14-9 overall and 4-7 heading into the final match of the regular season.
The Crimson Tide started slowly in the singles play by winning only one of the six first sets. Osama was the sole winner of his first set by breaking serve at 5-5 and eventually winning the set 7-5.
With senior Mazen Osama’s collegiate tennis career winding down, he’s accumulated a plethora of achievements that Alabama tennis fans will remember long after he graduates.
No. 39 Alabama women’s tennis finished 1-1 in their final doubleheader of the season with a 4-1 loss to No. 18 Tennessee and a 4-0 win against Jackson State on Sunday. The results pushed Alabama to 15-9 on the season and 3-6 in SEC play.
“I’m really proud of our team,” coach Jenny Mainz said. “We have shown so much resiliency, mental toughness and tenacity recently, and we did it again tonight.”
“Overall, LSU is very tough,” coach George Husack said. “They are like a gutter dripping after a rain storm. You can let it annoy you or you can put your head down and go to sleep. We got after it and finished strong.”
Having already faced four top-50 teams, Alabama men’s tennis returns home on Friday to begin the nearly two month-long gauntlet of SEC opponents starting with No. 18 LSU.
The Alabama women’s tennis team improved its record to 9-1 on the season with a bounce-back win against ETSU, 5-2.
“We played a very good ETSU team,” coach Jenny Mainz said. “They were gritty and competed well. It was a great opportunity for both teams.”
The Crimson Tide started the match off with the duo of juniors Alba Courtinea Pou and Luca Fabian winning their doubles match 6-1. With a back and forth battle on court No. 1, juniors Ann Selim and Kim Gintrand broke serve late to win the doubles point for Alabama with a 6-3 victory.
The expression “first one in, last one out” is cliché to tennis head coach Jenny Mainz, but she has no problem using it to describe senior Andie Daniell.
When 16-year-old Patrick Kaukovalta agreed to be a line umpire for an exhibition match in his home country of Finland, he had no intention of picking up a racquet and playing, but he ended up creating the memory of a lifetime.
The Alabama women’s tennis team improved to 8-0 as it beat both Kennesaw State and Lipscomb 4-0 during Sunday’s doubleheader. This doubleheader marked the fourth of the season and concluded the four-match...
After a two week break due to a cancelled trip to California, Alabama women’s tennis showed no signs of rust as they beat Georgia State 4-3 and UT-Martin 6-0.
Jack Kennedy, Contributing Writer
• January 27, 2019
The Crimson Tide's players knew they were going to be challenged today after Harvard defeated Auburn 6-1 on Friday. During the doubles matches, Alabama took advantage by breaking serve late on court No. 2 and court No. 3, which allowed it to win the doubles point for the sixth straight time this season.
To pursue lifelong dreams, people are usually willing to revert to extremes to achieve them such as quitting a stable job or abandoning financial stability. For junior Ann Selim, she decided to move halfway across the world to follow her goal of becoming a professional tennis player.
The Alabama men’s tennis team started its season 2-0 with a doubleheader victory over 23rd ranked Michigan and Chattanooga.
In the first dual against Michigan, the Crimson Tide, ranked no. 22 in the...
Jack Kennedy, Contributing writer
• November 8, 2018
As the men’s and women’s cross country teams travel to Tallahassee, Florida for the NCAA South Regional meet on Friday, both are expecting to take positive results, but with different goals in mind.
On...
Jack Kennedy, Contribution Writer
• September 30, 2018
After a successful Saturday, Alabama continued with a superb performance on Sunday. In the final race of the weekend, the Crimson Tide grabbed its first gold medal of the season in the Women's Open 2-. Sophomore Cori Guay and junior Rebekah Stewart finished 25 seconds ahead of the second-placed pair with a time of 16:43.60.
Jack Kennedy, Contributing writer
• September 28, 2018
It is not unusual to see Alfred Chelanga, Gilbert Kigen and Vincent Kiprop together, considering that they live, workout, practice, and race together. But also, fans are able to see them cross the finish...
