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With kicking less than two weeks away, it's the time of year when the sport's top "insiders" lend themselves to bold predictions for the upcoming season. CBS Sports' Chip Patterson did the same with regard to Alabama in 2025: Patterson believes the Crimson Tide will win the SEC championship on December 6 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
With Jaeden Roberts injured and a young group of backups, here's how Alabama football is feeling about its offensive line depth entering the 2025 season.
Alabama has an under-the-radar defensive back who is making waves this offseason, according to an ESPN analyst.
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum has openly disagreed with the current rankings, particularly regarding the Buckeyes. On his show, “The Paul Finebaum Show,” he expressed that he does not believe they deserve to be ranked among the top three teams, despite being the reigning national champion.
The committee said in a statement that the schedule strength metric has been adjusted to apply greater weight to games against strong opponents.
CBS Sports HQ's "College Football Pregame," is coming to Tallahassee for Florida State football's week one kickoff against No. 8 Alabama.
The college football season is right around the corner, with Week Zero set to kick off this weekend and a handful of games serving as the appetizer for what’s
The new metric -- titled record strength -- will give further credit to how a team performs against its schedule. It will give extra credit for beating quality teams, while lessening the penalty for losses against tougher opponents.
Andrew Caley’s SEC preview for 2025, where he breaks down the conference and lets you know who he thinks will win it!
Bud Light announced Aug. 20 it is bringing back its college football team cans for the 2025-26 season. See which teams are represented.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— Sixth-year Alabama veteran Jah-Marien Latham has more or less seen it all. He's the last man standing from the 2020 national championship team. He moved to Wolf linebacker for this fall. Now, he's taking reps at various spots in camp.