SEC Football

There's a palpable tension in the air as Alabama fans grapple with recent losses—big decisions loom on the horizon for the Crimson Tide.

Brent Venables reflects on Oklahoma’s disappointing 34-24 loss to Alabama in the first round of the College Football Playoff, where the Sooners squandered a commanding 17-point first-half lead.

Alabama’s 34-24 victory over Oklahoma in the first round of the CFP was sparked by freshman wide receiver Lotzeir Brooks, whose two touchdowns powered the Crimson Tide’s remarkable 17-point comeback.

Fans were on the edge of their seats as an incredible interception brought Alabama back into the game. Talk about a momentum shift!

Alabama safety Bray Hubbard and left tackle Kadyn Proctor continue to add postseason hardware, being named AFCA All-Americans.

Jam Miller is out for Alabama, but Drew Bobo is out for Georgia. Who else won't play in the SEC Championship?

The Alabama Crimson Tide is set to compete for the SEC Championship title against Georgia, highlighting their determination to win and focus on the field.

Auburn's interim head coach, DJ Durkin, discussed the Tigers' 27-20 Iron Bowl loss, citing poor ball security as the main factor in Saturday's loss.

Deontae Lawson of Alabama reflected on his fumble recovery and the team's resilience this season in close games after their 27-20 win over Auburn in the Iron Bowl.

After Alabama's 27-20 victory over Auburn, the Crimson Tide's junior wide receiver, Isaiah Horton, spoke to the media about his three-touchdown performance.