Alabama 2026 A-Day Scrimmage Live Updates

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama's annual A-Day spring scrimmage is here, as the Crimson Tide prepares to scrimmage inside Bryant-Denny Stadium for two hours on a Saturday afternoon in April. The Crimson Tide's spring scrimmage will not be televised, but don't fret. We will have live updates from Tuscaloosa here in this running thread.

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Alabama's offense will be in Crimson, and Alabama's defense will be in white, according to the game-day roster the media was provided. Alabama's players who have been injured during spring (defensive lineman London Simmons, offensive lineman William Sanders, tight end Danny Lewis Jr., and running back EJ Crowell) are listed on the Tide's A-Day roster, but are all not expected to suit up on Saturday.

Alabama has taken the field and is warming up for the A-Day scrimmage. During a brief QB warm up period, Austin Mack was the only QB working with presumed starting center Racin Delgatty.

Alabama’s taken the field for the first team offense:

Austin Mack

Kevin Riley

Ryan Coleman-Williams

Lotzeir Brooks

Noah Rogers

Jayvin James

Michael Carroll

Racin Delgatty

Mal Waldrep Jr.

Jackson Lloyd

was the first group up.

Austin Mack went 1-3 for 15 yards on his first drive. Kevin Riley and Daniel Hill were the running backs.

Keelon Russell’s first drive with the second-team offense scored on a 75-yard, 12-play drive. Russell capped it with a one-yard touchdown pass to Marshall Pritchett at the goal line. Russell was 6-7 on the drive.

Russell followed it up by going 4-5, leading the Tide’s first-team offense down the field, capping the drive with a 2-yard touchdown to Lotzeir Brooks.

Austin Mack’s next drive came with the second-team offense, and had a big initial start on a 20+ yard play to Derek Meadows. He lobbed up a deep ball to Cederian Morgan in the endzone, but was picked off by Dre Kirkpatrick Jr for the first turnover of the day.

WR Noah Rogers went down with an injury on a pass breakup by Red Morgan. On the same drive, Austin Mack completed a 36-yard strike to Ryan Coleman-Williams, but the Tide couldn’t punch it in on the goal line. Talty made the field goal.

Wyatt Fulton is the Tide 100.9 DME and Brand Manager, primarily covering Alabama Crimson Tide football and men's basketball. For more Crimson Tide coverage, follow Wyatt on X (Formerly known as Twitter) at @FultonW_.