SPORTS
Alabama men’s basketball breaks program record with big win over LSU
Alabama gymnastics notches a statement win against reigning SEC champions
Gallery: Alabama Basketball vs. Auburn
Nick Dunlap accepts PGA Tour membership, will leave school
Alabama knocks off No. 8 Auburn in Iron Bowl of Basketball
Hockey comes back from 2-month break to back-to-back losses
Dunlap makes history at American Express
SEC slate off to a rough start as women’s basketball is now 2-4 after Auburn loss
Alabama has three first-place finishes in field events as Track & Field competes in Samford Invitational
Alabama gymnastics ties with Arkansas after a tough matchup
Amidst Turnovers, Alabama men’s basketball falls big to No. 6 Tennessee
Gallery: Alabama Gymnastics vs. Arkansas
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In a game where both teams exchanged injuries, No. 4 Alabama (3-0) football took a 42-10 win over the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium.
Alabama offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor has been sidelined with a shoulder injury the past two games, and his absence was felt during the Crimson Tide’s Week 2 matchup against South Florida.
Former president and CEO of Waffle House Walt Ehmer died on Friday at the age of 58 due to complications with cancer treatments. Born in 1966, Ehmer had a reputation as a kind, community-involved man, and his love for breakfast food will live on.
Twenty-three years after Sept. 11, 2001, students at The University of Alabama came together to pay tribute to the individuals who lost their lives during the tragic events of that day and to celebrate the resilience that emerged in the aftermath.