John Camacho+FollowAlabama loses star RB before season openerAlabama’s starting running back, Jam Miller, is out for the season opener against Florida State after suffering an upper-body injury during camp. This shakes up the SEC landscape, especially with LSU fans watching closely as the Tigers prep for their own big opener. Miller was a key part of Alabama’s offense last year, so his absence could really impact their early season momentum. With Ty Simpson now leading the Tide at quarterback, all eyes are on how Alabama will adjust. How do you think this changes the balance of power in the SEC this season? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowAlabama’s top running back sidelined—what’s next?Alabama fans, this one stings: Jamarion “Jam” Miller, the Crimson Tide’s top running back, is out indefinitely after a collarbone injury that required surgery. With Miller missing at least the season opener against Florida State, Alabama’s backfield will have to rely on less-experienced players like Richard Young, Daniel Hill, and Dre’lyn Washington. The Tide hasn’t had a 1,000-yard rusher in three seasons—can these young backs step up and break the streak, or will the offense struggle again? How do you see this shaking up the team’s 2025 hopes? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowAlabama's running back setbackAlabama's football season faces a twist as star running back Jam Miller suffers a potential collarbone injury just weeks before kickoff. This unexpected blow could reshape the Crimson Tide's strategy, especially with a new quarterback, Ty Simpson, stepping in. With Miller's impressive 668 rushing yards last season, his absence means Alabama might rely on a committee approach, featuring sophomores Richard Young, Daniell Hill, and transfer Dre Washington. Can these young backs rise to the challenge and keep Alabama's offense on track? Share your thoughts on how this might impact the season! #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowAlabama's field goal drama returnsAlabama football fans, brace yourselves! As the season kicks off, the Crimson Tide's field goal situation is causing some anxiety. Despite a strong offense and a top-tier defense, special teams remain a concern. Kicker Conor Talty, once a top recruit, has struggled to translate practice success to game-day performance at Bryant-Denny Stadium. This echoes past challenges before Will Reichard's steady presence. With high hopes for Talty, fans are left wondering if the field goal woes will haunt them again. What are your thoughts on Alabama's kicking game this season? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowAlabama’s running back injury shakes up Georgia gameAlabama fans, the Tide’s starting running back Jam Miller just went down with an upper-body injury, and his return for the big Georgia matchup is now up in the air. With Miller sidelined for several games, Alabama will have to lean on less-experienced backs like Richard Young and Daniel Hill. The timing is wild—Alabama hasn’t played at Georgia’s Sanford Stadium since 2015, and this game is already circled on everyone’s calendar. Do you think the Tide’s depth can handle the pressure, or will this give Georgia the edge? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball10Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowAlabama QB battle heats up: What’s next?Paul Finebaum just dropped a bold take: if Keelon Russell doesn’t see the field this season, he’s “100%” transferring out of Alabama. With Ty Simpson locked in as the starter, all eyes are now on how Russell and Austin Mack handle the backup battle. The transfer portal and NIL deals are changing the game—waiting your turn isn’t a given anymore. Will Russell stick it out like Simpson did, or chase playing time elsewhere? This QB drama could shape Bama’s future. What do you think—should Russell stay and fight or look for a fresh start? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowWalk-on lineman’s big moment with AlabamaAlabama football just gave walk-on offensive lineman Graham Roten a full scholarship, and the reaction from the team was electric. What makes this even cooler is that the scholarship was made possible by a local business, 68 Ventures, and was awarded in front of the whole squad. Roten, who’s spent years grinding behind the scenes, finally got his moment—and it all started because he took the time to introduce himself to the right person. It’s a reminder that hard work and a simple hello can really change your path. How do you feel about walk-ons getting these life-changing opportunities? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowWhy Ty Simpson stayed loyal to AlabamaTy Simpson could have easily jumped ship like so many college QBs do these days, but he stuck it out at Alabama—and now he’s the Tide’s starting quarterback for 2025. He says it’s all about loving Tuscaloosa, his teammates, and the program’s legacy. After learning from stars like Bryce Young and Jalen Milroe, Simpson’s patience and loyalty are finally paying off. With his first big start coming up against Florida State, it’s got people talking: Is sticking with one team still worth it in today’s transfer-heavy college football world? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowTy Simpson takes the reins for AlabamaAlabama fans, it’s official—Ty Simpson is your starting quarterback for the big opener against Florida State. The energy around this decision is huge, especially with the game set in FSU’s legendary Doak Campbell Stadium. Meanwhile, Auburn’s Malcolm Simmons is back in action after charges were dropped, and the Tigers’ backfield is still up for grabs. Over in Texas, the Longhorns top the preseason polls but are still underdogs at Ohio State. With all these shakeups, which team do you think is best positioned for a breakout season? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowAlabama fans: Should we worry about JJ Finch?JJ Finch, a key defensive line commit for Alabama’s 2026 class, is catching attention from powerhouse programs like Tennessee, LSU, and Miami. Even though he’s still solid with the Tide and says he’s not planning any visits elsewhere, the recruiting game is unpredictable these days. Until players are actually on campus, nothing’s set in stone. With Alabama missing out on some big in-state talent recently, holding onto Finch and the rest of this D-line group is huge. What do you think—should Bama fans be concerned, or is this just part of the new normal in college football? #Sports #Football #AlabamaFootball10Share
