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Alabama's Athletic Director Greg Byrne shared photos of the Bryant-Denny construction project today on Twitter, but AL.com's Joseph Goodman paints a different picture of the $92.5 million renovation project. With the prospects of a less than capacity crowd at games this season, it begs the…

The University of Alabama Athletics department has released its level three and four NCAA violations that each program has committed over the last calendar year. The Crimson Tide disclosed six violations across five sports, football, women's soccer, women's crew, and men's and women&a…

In finding out about the return of Baseball, I discovered that Alabama Is Home To America’s Oldest Baseball Park.

NASCAR recently came out announcing it has banned confederate flags from all races and events shortly after racer Bubba Wallace asked them too.

According to Tony Tsoukalas of BamaInsider, the Alabama Crimson Tide program has had at least five members of the football team test positive for COVID-19. The university has not confirmed the report or revealed the names of the players who reportedly tested positive, citing player privacy regulatio…

Two days after the NCAA announced it was clearing football and men's and women's basketball athletes to return to college campuses on June 1, the SEC announced that voluntary in-person activities may resume on June 8. SEC schools may bring back football and basketball athletes to campus fo…

The Bryant-Denny construction site was quite over the weekend as work was suspended due to some employees testing positive for COVID-19 coronavirus. The project has been allowed to continue throughout the pandemic as Kay Ivey declared construction as essential. Caddell Construction Company did not d…

The summer time is usually a crucial time of preparation for football teams everywhere. Weightlifting, conditioning and summer competitions are a staple across high school football across the country. Today the Alabama High School Athletic Association released a memo stating that summer competitions…

Legendary, Hall-of-Fame coach Don Shula passed away this morning, as first reported by Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. Shula coached the Baltimore Colts and the Miami Dolphins from 1963-1995.

The Tuscaloosa Tumbling Tides gym sent an email to parents.