The first time a U.S. president watched the Alabama Crimson Tide roll
Kennedy, an avid sports fan, watched the game from a lower-level box seat, where, according to The Birmingham News, he sat alongside his brothers-in-law, actor Peter Lawford and Peace Corps director Sargent Shriver, as well as Florida Gov. C. Farris Bryant.
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Why Alabama Is Called the Crimson Tide and What ‘Roll Tide’ Really MeansHis frequent use of “Crimson Tide” helped cement it in the public consciousness, and over time, it became the enduring ...
Brooks Austin joins The Next Round on Wednesday and discusses Alabama football, where he says that their offense is 'the scariest in college football right now.' ...
"I don't think confidence was ever an issue as far as him gaining that," Alabama offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan said. "I ...
Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams sported a message in his eyeblack which went viral on Saturday vs. Georgia: 'Kill ...
Ryan Williams and Zabien Brown came up with two of Alabama's biggest plays after Georgia erased a 28-point deficit ...
Two weeks into the season, Alabama football's 2024 schedule is only getting tougher. On paper, the Crimson Tide easily secured the first two wins of the Kalen DeBoer era, beating Western ...
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DeBoer didn’t have to follow a legend. The players didn’t have to believe that Alabama was more than its former coach. In ...
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