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With top recruits coming in and a host of veteran Crimson Tide players on the active roster, fans can expect several heated competitions to determine who will rise to the top of Alabama’s depth charts this offseason.

Like seasons of time, new football leagues spring up and then fall away almost every year now. 2021 is no exception to this trend. Last Saturday, a brand-new football league, the Fan Controlled Football League (FCF) played its first slate of games.

R&R Cigars: The Cigar Mansion introduced a brand new cigar this week to commemorate the rivalry between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Tennessee Volunteers.

According to a tweet from the Southeastern Conference, the game will tentatively be rescheduled for Dec. 12 and will still be played in Gainseville, but that is subject to change.

Ranked 13th in college football, Texas A&M will be going up against the no. 2 ranked Crimson Tide this coming Saturday in Tuscaloosa.

The Big 10 reportedly will announce plans for an eight-game conference only schedule in the coming days.

In the ultimate conversation of player safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, new challenges occur when students return to campus for the fall. Could this be the time to implement a bubble for SEC players?

The game was controlled from start to finish by Jay Todd's Wildcats thanks to an effective running game and capitalizing on timely turnovers. Star County High running back Damien Taylor rushed three touchdowns to give the Wildcats a 21-0 halftime lead. Taylor busted a 46-yard run on his final carry of the evening to put a stamp on an impressive week one performance, he rushed for 150 yards on the evening.

Our own host of Southern Fried Sports, Travis Reier spoke with Maurice Heard, Coordinator for Athletics of Tuscaloosa City School, and got an idea of how many fans will be allowed to attend high school games this fall.