Paul "Bear" Bryant

Former Crimson Tide football great passes away on Monday, October 28th, 2024, after his family posts heartbreaking news on Facebook.

The Crimson Tide head coach was recently placed on the award watch list for a coaching award, named after legendary former Crimson Tide head coach, Paul "Bear" Bryant.

A former Alabama QB and AD has passed away at the age of 79.

Sanderson ended up leading the basketball program to a victory at UCLA. The 1982-83 squad ultimately went 20-12 and was eliminated in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, leaving the victory over the Bruins as the high-water mark of the season.

Despite being released in the 1970s, this Mother's Day message from legendary Alabama coach Paul "Bear" Bryant is evergreen.

Mitchell will be honored at the 2022 A-Day football game along with Wilbur Jackson as the first two African American football players in Crimson Tide program history. Mitchell won two SEC Championships as a player for the Tide and won a national championship as an assistant coach at Alabama as well. He currently serves as Pittsburgh Steelers assistant head coach.

On this day, back in 1983, legendary college football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant passed away at Druid City Hospital at 69 years old.

Tide 100.9 is celebrating the 73rd birthday of coaching legend and Alabama alumnus Danny Ford! Check out how he became one of the youngest coaches to win a national title below:

Not only did “Bear” Bryant instill a legacy of winning and success, but in a time where Alabama was viewed as one of the worst places in America, Coach Bryant transformed the narrative from uneducated farmers to one of hard work, class, and humbleness.