2016 Alabama Football

For the third straight season, the Alabama Crimson Tide is preparing itself for a College Football Playoff semifinal game. This year's opponent is Pac-12 champion Washington, who earned the four-seed after a 12-1 record.

Thursday was media days in Atlanta as both Alabama and Washington spent an hour answering questions inside the Georgia Dome.

It's difficult to critique a true freshman quarterback that's led his team to a 13-0 record, and SEC Championship, and a one-seed in the College Football Playoff, but Alabama's Jalen Hurts has no problem finding weaknesses in his game.

This bowl season has been rather unique in that some of the country's top players have opted to sit out their team's postseason game to avoid injury as they prepare to move on to the NFL.

The top-ranked Alabama football team put in two more hours of work in full pads on Wednesday afternoon at the Georgia Dome in preparation for the Crimson Tide’s College Football Playoff Semifinal appearance against the fourth-ranked Washington Huskies, the team’s third CFP appearance in as many years...

With just a few days remaining until Alabama and Washington meet in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, The Suttles Approach wanted to get a West Coast perspective on Saturday's matchup.

The Alabama offense took its turn with the media on Wednesday with Jalen Hurts, O.J. Howard, Cam Robinson, and Bradley Bozeman all taking the podium together.

The Pac-12 doesn't get much credit when it comes to defense. Traditionally, the West Coast teams are known for high-scoring, 'Pac-12 after dark' showdowns that provide plenty of entertainment for college football fans. But Washington is different...

A little more than 16 weeks has passed since Alabama's 52-6 drubbing of Southern Cal to open the 2016 season, which is apparently enough time to regain confidence a 46-point loss.

Washington's best chance of pulling off an upset in the College Football Playoff semifinals might very well reside in the arm of quarterback Jake Browning.