Paul "Bear" Bryant

Let's look today at one of the most memorable players to ever suit up for the Crimson Tide, Lee Roy Jordan.

Today, we take a look at the Alabama careers of two former players, Alvin Samples and Don Wilson, who both donned the No. 68 for the Crimson Tide.

Despite being released in the 1970s, this Mother's Day message from legendary Alabama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant is evergreen.

Wilbur Jackson will be honored alongside John Mitchell at Saturday's A-Day game. The pair broke the color barrier of Alabama football over 50 years ago as the first two African American athletes in program history.

Mitchell will be honored at the 2022 A-Day football game along with Wilbur Jackson as the first two African American football players in Crimson Tide program history. Mitchell won two SEC Championships as a player for the Tide and won a national championship as an assistant coach at Alabama as well. He currently serves as Pittsburgh Steelers assistant head coach.

On this day, back in 1983, legendary college football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant passed away at Druid City Hospital at 69 years old.

Gary Harris had Major Ogilvie on the Gary Harris Show to talk about Coach Bryant, discuss the wishbone offense, and preview the documentary on him and his teammates.

Claimed or recognized, no FBS football program has more national championships than the Tide. Look back on all 18 titles in Alabama history with these photos.

In an announcement by the College Football Hall of Fame Wednesday, it was announced that two former Alabama players have been put on the 2022 ballot. Crimson Tide player-turned-coach Sylvester Croom and legendary running back Shaun Alexander represent ‘Bama.

John Mitchell, the first black player and coach in Alabama history, will be inducted into the NJCAA Hall of Fame for his incredible football career.