Alabama Soccer turns pro, multiple drafted in NWSL
A look at the record-breaking season for the Alabama soccer program
Riley Mattingly Parker: Not done yet
Getting to know the Kevin De Bruyne of the SEC
Cross country sweeps the Crimson Classic
Swimming and diving open with a road splash
Alabama defensive performance keeps Vanderbilt’s anchors weighed down
A Crimson Chaos Renaissance
A look back at the 2007 UL Monroe loss
A look back at the 2009 BCS National Championship
One win is all it takes: the impact of Alabama Soccer defeating Clemson
Stay active in college with Intramural Sports
Reyes, Mattingly and Streicek take on new challenges during the Alabama Soccer offseason
Filip Planinsek advances to second round of NCAA Tournament men’s singles play
A product of Alabama Soccer: Nealy Martin in the NWSL
Women’s wheelchair basketball wins third consecutive national championship
It takes a support system to build a student-athlete
‘Built by Bama’: Why three local high school athletes stayed in Tuscaloosa
Alabama soccer standout Reyna Reyes plays in international spotlight
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The electric scooter-sharing company Veo is about to enter its fourth year on campus, and its mark can be seen on nearly every road and by nearly every building.
Alabama secured a 52-7 win over Mercer Saturday, giving fans a clearer look at the team’s future playmakers.
Alabama basketball is reaching heights it has never seen. Yet even with the program’s individual triumphs, leveraging UA football’s success is still a recruiting tactic for head basketball coach Nate Oats when attempting to get players to Tuscaloosa.