Tuscaloosa Thread

It wasn't pretty, but Alabama survived a scare by the Texas A&M Aggies in Bryant-Denny Stadium. What was good, bad, and ugly from the Tide's win?

Third-year wide receiver Rico Scott wasn't going to be at Alabama this season, but after withdrawing from the transfer portal in January, he's the one who helped save the Tide's season in October.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer is "optimistic" that the Tide can return numerous key contributors as the Tide rests up during the bye week.

Alabama survives and advances with a 31-20 win over the Texas A&M Aggies with a strong fourth quarter.

It may have been the ugliest win of the Kalen DeBoer era in Tuscaloosa, but the Alabama Crimson Tide somehow found a way to defeat the Texas A&M Aggies.

Alabama will be shorthanded on Saturday, with two more starters ruled out just 90 minutes before kickoff against the Aggies.

The Crimson Tide has arrived for homecoming against the Texas A&M Aggies! Check it out here!

A four-year suspension just hit a major fraternity chapter at the University of Alabama over serious hazing allegations involving abuse and drugs.

Alabama's homecoming queen is a first-generation student from Gadsden who's already making waves with her wellness initiative on campus.

It's game day! Here is the depth chart from Bryant-Denny Stadium that was provided to the media ahead of Saturday's contest with the Aggies.

Jacobi Harris rushed for nearly 200 yards & 2 scores, while Jeremiah Beverly sealed the victory with a 4th-down sack as Hillcrest survived a thriller against Bessemer City to lock up an undefeated regular season & the region championship.

We have just one week left in the regular season after Friday night's week nine action! Who got the job done on Friday night?

Legacy Medical Training Center and Legacy Community Resource & Training Network will host a free wellness event and community food drive to support Greene County residents.

Get To The Yard will host a Stillman College alumni flag football fundraiser Nov. 14 to celebrate 150 years and support the college’s future.

Historic Tuscaloosa opens five historic properties Dec. 6 for free holiday activities, live music, photos with Santa and tours.