
SEC Coaches’ Histories Against Alabama’s Crimson Tide
An analysis of every active SEC head coach’s performance against Alabama, highlighting current records, historic wins and upcoming contests.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Eliah Drinkwitz across Football.

An analysis of every active SEC head coach’s performance against Alabama, highlighting current records, historic wins and upcoming contests.

From Kirby Smart’s storied rivalry to newcomers like Will Stein and Mike Elko, the 2026 schedule promises fresh battles between Alabama and the league’s top strategists.

From the roaring Swamp in Gainesville to the massive Big House in Ann Arbor, Oklahoma's 2026 schedule pits the Sooners against some of college football's most intimidating environments.

Myles Smith, the No. 246 prospect nationally and the seventh-best player in Michigan, chose Indiana over several powerhouse programs, a move that could elevate the Hoosiers' recruiting standing.
Texas A&M coach Mike Elko argues that coaches, conferences and networks push playoff formats that serve their own agendas, making a unified leadership structure improbable.
Mike Elko contends that coaches, conferences and networks push playoff formats that serve their own ambitions, making unified leadership unlikely.

A recent shooting outside a Mississippi concert left Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy nursing a leg wound, but the coach says the player’s health is improving and a return timeline will be clarified in the coming months.
Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy is healing after a gunshot wound sustained outside a Mississippi concert venue, with coach Eliah Drinkwitz indicating a tentative timeline for his return.
Ahmad Hardy, the Missouri running back who led the SEC in rushing last season, is recovering after being shot in the leg while leaving a concert in Mississippi. His coach notes there are no established return‑to‑play protocols for such injuries.

The University of Missouri announced a sweeping revision of contracts for its football support staff, signaling a renewed focus on retaining top talent as the program looks to build on recent successes.

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey explains why a 16‑team College Football Playoff better preserves the significance of regular‑season play, even as other voices push for expansion.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey says the sport must first determine the 'tipping point' of meaningful games before expanding the College Football Playoff, as support for a 16‑team model wanes and a 24‑team proposal gains traction.