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Junction Boy and Alabama Offensive Line Coach Dead at 85 Former Texas A&M 'Junction Boy' and Alabama offensive line coach Dee Powell has passed away at the age of 85. Powell played for legendary football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant at Texas A&M as senior in Bryant's first year. He coached the offensive line for the Crimson Tide and helped Bryant win three national championships. Powell was a senior during Bryant's first season at Texas A&M and took part in the famed "Junction Boys" camp of 1954. He is one of the 38 players to have finished the camp and begin the change in the Aggie program.

Junction Boy and Alabama Offensive Line Coach Dead at 85 Former Texas A&M 'Junction Boy' and Alabama offensive line coach Dee Powell has passed away at the age of 85. Powell played for legendary football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant at Texas A&M as senior in Bryant's first year. He coached the offensive line for the Crimson Tide and helped Bryant win three national championships. Powell was a senior during Bryant's first season at Texas A&M and took part in the famed "Junction Boys" camp of 1954. He is one of the 38 players to have finished the camp and begin the change in the Aggie program.

Nick Saban Embraces Challenge of Evolving Offensive Schemes Alabama head football coach Nick Saban is entering his 28th season as a head football coach. During his tenure he has won seven national championships, 10 conference championships and has coached three Heisman Trophy winners. Saban joined Nick Cellini and Chris Domino on 680 The Fan to discuss what keeps him motivated despite being college football's third-oldest coach.  "Every year in college football is like taking a new job. You lose 25% of your team, new roles for new people, new leadership, new coaches in our case, when we lose...

The former Alabama linebacker avenged his March 2020 no-contest against Darren Stewart via unanimous decision Saturday night.

Alabama Softball's KB Sides has entered the transfer portal Wednesday afternoon according to a tweet from Charlie Potter of 247 Sports. Sides spent four seasons with the Crimson Tide and decided to transfer for her COVID eligibility year. As a freshman, she appeared in 44 games primarily as a pinch-runner. In her sophomore year the Dora, Ala., native gained her spot in the Alabama outfield and would go on to start 134 games in her career. Early this season, the senior suffered a minor leg injury in the Easton Bama bash. She was out for about two weeks before returning from her injury for the...