2015 Alabama Postseason

To make sure we keep you updated on the College Football Playoff National Championship, we've decided to broadcast "The Game with Ryan Fowler" this weekend to give a preview of the huge match-up between the Tide and Tigers, live from Glendale, Arizona.

Championship game fever is taking Tuscaloosa by storm as the Tide rolls toward its 16th national title with a showdown against No. 1 Clemson. Tide 99.1 will have all-day coverage from Glendale, Arizona on Monday.

There are few people that knows Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney as well as the school's Associate Athletic Director for Football, Woody McCorvey.

Alabama head coach Nick Saban met with the media on Wednesday afternoon to discuss his team's preparations for Clemson as the team begins a 'regular work week.'

Kirby Smart’s time at Alabama is almost at an end. But ultimately, he didn’t leave town before meeting with the media at least one more time. The longtime Crimson Tide defensive coordinator made a rare media appearance as a part of the team’s on-campus media day Wednesday to preview Monday’s College Football Playoff National Championship against Clemson...

Despite Alabama being the lower seed in the College Football Playoff, the Crimson Tide enters Monday's national championship game as a favorite over top-ranked Clemson.

The college football season will come to a close on Monday night with all eyes on the 2016 national championship between Alabama and Clemson and fans will have plenty of choices on how they want to watch it.

Longtime radio broadcaster Phil Kornblut joined The Game on Tuesday to breakdown the national championship game between Alabama and Clemson.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw made a visit to the Dallas children's hospital this week and had to sing the Alabama fight song during his appearance.

In a few ways, Alabama and "Star Wars" are quite similar. Both have reached near-unprecedented heights in their fields. Both have large, boisterous fan bases. And both only recently had a renaissance of sorts. So it only makes sense then that a YouTube user, presumably a fan of both the college football team and movie franchise, creates a video putting the two together, right... Read Mor