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Kentucky’s quest for its first win over Alabama in 25 years meets a Crimson Tide squad navigating a quarterback debut and coaching transition, all under the shadow of a 296‑game AP Top 25 streak.
Ranked No. 13 in the preseason AP poll, Alabama opens its 2026 season on Saturday against East Carolina, a game that will test a new-look offensive line and a freshman quarterback’s ability to lead the offense.
The 2026 SEC opener pits Alabama against Kentucky at Kroger Field, a matchup that could test Alabama's dominance and showcase Kentucky's rapid transformation under new leadership.
Despite a powerhouse roster and top‑tier recruiting, Oregon’s football program has repeatedly faltered in pivotal games, raising questions about its ability to thrive when the pressure mounts.
A look at the staff changes swirling around Alabama football as the program prepares for a pivotal 2026 season.
The Crimson Tide, ranked No. 13, will host East Carolina on Saturday as sophomore quarterback Keelon Russell makes his first start under head coach Kalen DeBoer.
The Crimson Tide announced their kicking lineup for the upcoming season, highlighting Talty’s proven accuracy and Quinn’s transfer experience, while coach Kalen DeBoer praised the competition.
A look at the major storylines shaping the upcoming college football season, from controversial roster moves to championship expectations and the broader impact of NCAA litigation.
The Alabama Crimson Tide enter 2026 with a revamped roster, a new coach and a demanding SEC schedule, setting the stage for a season that could reshape their national destiny.
Alabama’s quarterback room is buzzing as the Crimson Tide prepares for the 2026 season, with a clear hierarchy emerging around who will take the first snap under center.
USA TODAY Sports projects Alabama as an at‑large playoff team, setting up a first‑round clash with Texas and a potential Rose Bowl finish
Joel Klatt predicts a 10‑2 finish for Alabama, projecting a final playoff berth and a Rose Bowl showdown with Indiana despite a tough schedule and a first‑year quarterback.
Sports Illustrated’s Bryan Fischer predicts Alabama will finish outside the College Football Playoff, earning a Citrus Bowl berth against Penn State in January 2027. The projection draws on recent rankings, historic matchups and coaching changes.
The Big Ten is set to adopt a policy that blocks players who have entered the NFL Draft or signed a professional contract from returning to college football, a decision that could reshape recruiting dynamics and raise questions about fairness across conferences.
State court orders now allow former NFL players to claim a fifth season of college eligibility, igniting a nationwide discussion among conferences and coaches about the future of the sport.
Indiana University locks in key coordinators Bryant Haines and Mike Shanahan, celebrating award wins and a stable staff as they eye future opportunities.
The 2026 college football season will be defined by strategic battles between top coordinators and head coaches, each bringing distinct schemes and personnel that could tip the balance in high‑stakes games.
USA TODAY Sports places Alabama at ninth nationally, ahead of Ole Miss and Texas A&M, as the program navigates quarterback battles, injury recoveries and a demanding SEC schedule.
With both specialists delivering elite performances in practice, Alabama remains undecided on its starting kicker and punter heading into the season‑opening showdown.
After years without a 1,000-yard receiver or a first-round draft pick, Alabama’s WR group is undergoing a reshuffle. Returning stalwarts, injury-impacted prospects and a fresh influx of talent aim to restore the program’s historic explosiveness.
Alabama’s 2026 depth chart reveals intense quarterback battles, a deep running back group, and key additions on both sides of the ball as fall camp approaches.
Keelon Russell, the 19‑year‑old prodigy set to inherit Alabama’s quarterback throne in 2026, blends elite athleticism with a rapid rise that began on backyard fields and culminated in a national high‑school honor.
Alabama's decision to start sophomore Keelon Russell signals a new era of promise for the program, drawing comparisons to Bryce Young's impact.
Coach Kalen DeBoer announces sophomore Keelon Russell as the Crimson Tide's starter, edging out Austin Mack, while Ty Simpson heads to the NFL and Alabama aims to improve after a playoff loss.