Mason Woods

Going into the back half of the SEC schedule, here are three key takeaways from this team after their gutsy win over Kentucky.

While there have been many former Alabama players to grace the big game, there have been just a few that stand out from the rest of the pack.

The Tide showed out in Lexington Tuesday night, defeating the Wildcats 85-65 and taking over as the number one team in the SEC. While the Tide rolled all night, two key players went down with injuries.

Crimson Tide star wide receiver, Jaylen Waddle, is set to return to practice this week, just two months after suffering an severe ankle injury against Tennessee

The Tide's three wins over top 25 teams, all of which came by more than 17 points, should be more than enough to earn them a spot in the College Football Playoff; however, there is definitely room for improvement on this team.

ESPN's College GameDay is coming to the Iron Bowl this year.

LaBryan Ray, who suffered a hyperextended elbow against Ole Miss, returned to practice today for the first time in three weeks.

Rookie Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa took the field for the Miami Dolphins as the starter for the first time this week, marking a milestone for the Alabama football program.

While the Tide played their most complete game of the season against the Bulldogs, there is still more to build on for this team.

Alabama takes on Mississippi State this weekend in an SEC West matchup that, in week one, was shaping up to be a solid game, but since has lost its luster.