Tide rides reputation as nation's top DB producer (videos) | al.com With six Crimson Tide defensive backs chosen in the NFL Draft in the last four years, Alabama has earned a reputation as arguably the nation's top producer of talent in the secondary. ... »
With Alabama’s annual A-Day spring scrimmage rapidly approaching, the focus for Nick Saban’s team will soon turn to fall camp and the upcoming 2012 season. While the Crimson Tide has one of the deepest and most talented rosters in the country, consider... »
Arkansas Razorbacks places Bobby Petrino on administrative leave - NCAA Football - SI.com Petrino signed a new seven-year contract in December 2010 after completing his third regular season at Arkansas. The contract, which was for an average of $3.53 m... »
Crimson Tide Works in Full Pads for Seventh Practice of the Spring - rolltide.com It was the fourth day in full pads for the 2012 Crimson Tide as the continued spring drills. Alabama defensive lineman Jesse Williams met the media following practice to ... »
TideSports.com - Notebook: Lester leads secondary Robert Lester isn't worried about the inexperience in the University of Alabama secondary, but if the defensive backs surrounding him have any concerns, the fifth-year senior is there for them. Lester e... »
One of the biggest storylines in the upcoming spring practices for the defending national champions will be which players step up to fill the vacancies in the secondary at both corner spots. Both starting corners from last season—Dre Kirkpatrick and De... »
Nick Saban, Alabama rule Signing Day; 2012 recruiting awards - Stewart Mandel - SI.com Lose Trent Richardson, Dont'a Hightower, Dre Kirkpatrick and Mark Barron to the NFL? No worries. In come the reinforcements. While lofty recruiting rankings don't gu... »
After bringing home national titles in two of the last three seasons, it's safe to say that Alabama is on a bit of a roll these days. The Crimson Tide closes out its spring practice on Saturday with its annual A-Day Game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.The cry... »
