Tide eager to get their feet wet

UA sprinter hits world record
Tide incurs first loss before SEC tournament
Seniors post big marks on Senior Day
Bama begins season with SEC opener
Bowling team looking to expand its numbers

Tide finishes seventh in regionals
After break, team heads to NCAA Regionals
Teams still optimistic for NCAA Regionals
Improvement is the goal heading into SEC Championship
Bama regroups before SEC Championships

Bama breaks 18-year drought
Tide starts season with Auburn meet

Swedish senior keeps Tide under par
Tide goes undefeated at CenturyLink Premier
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Ultimate Frisbee team advances to regionals
Tide placed high in Auburn, now heads to Iowa
Tide hosts weekend conference series
Tide wraps up spring season
Tide members prepare for NCAA Championships
Tide earns sixth at Indoors
Tide has busy weekend ahead

Tide to compete in first Bassmaster College Classic
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