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The Crimson Tide wasn’t able to get any offense going and the Seminoles took advantage of that.

Kiper Jr. Predicts 6 Bama Players in Latest Mock Draft In Mel Kiper Jr.’s latest mock draft, the veteran draft analyst predicted six total Crimson Tide alumni being selected in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft. This comes just over two weeks before the National Football League holds its annual selection ceremony. Mac Jones (QB) - The San Francisco 49ers became heavy favorites to get Alabama quarterback Mac Jones when the team traded with the Miami Dolphins to climb to the third-overall pick. “Every sign two weeks out from the draft points to general manager John Lynch and coach ...

Edison Ortiz Named SEC Player Of The Week With tennis season wrapping up in a few weeks, one of the Crimson Tide’s own was recently recognized by the SEC. Edison Ortiz was named Southeastern Conference Men’s Tennis Player of the Week. According to rolltide.com, he “keyed a pair of upset wins over senior weekend by knocking off a pair of ranked singles opponents”. Ortiz did a phenomenal job facing Mississippi State and Ole Miss, taking victories from both teams. No. 9 Ole Miss “marked Alabama’s highest-ranked win of the season”. Ortiz got the big win by beating “No. 55 Tim San...

From April 8-10, NFL personnel will conduct medical evaluations for 150 prospects in this year's draft. Each team will have one physician and one athletic trainer in attendance.  Each team is assigned eight-to-12 players and the results are to be shared with the entire league. This evaluation is crucial for prospects like Jaylen Waddle and Landon Dickerson. "The medical exams are always the most important part of the combine," says Jim Nagy, the executive director of the Senior Bowl. "The workouts have been glitzy, TV thing, but when you talk to football people, it's really only the intervie...

NFL Changing Rules for Jersey Numbers Here are the updated ranges that would be in effect starting in 2021: Quarterback, punter, kicker: 1–19 Running back, Tight end's, and Wide receivers: 1–49, 80–89 Defensive back: 1–49 Offensive lineman: 50–79 Defensive lineman: 50–79, 90–99 One issue that would arise with players changing their number, would be that many fans have already bought player jerseys with the number the player picked out when they came into the NFL. Get our free mobile app Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs has already come out and stated that he will not be ...