The Alabama women’s tennis team will begin its 2020 campaign this weekend, Oct. 9-11, in Tuscaloosa against four conference foes: Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi State.
This is the...
Nearly two weeks ago familiar faces made their way back into Sewell-Thomas stadium for the first time since March 8 to begin fall practice.
The past six months spent off the field without the presence...
A great first half, let down by another last minute collapse.
A tale of two halves did not favor Alabama Sunday afternoon as it collected a 2-1 loss to Florida, its 21st loss to the Gators in 25 meetings...
With the focus on college football, sports like men's tennis were put on the back burner as the SEC and NCAA scrambled to save one of their largest revenue streams.
As the sports world returns to...
One second. A Mississippi State goal with one second left in the game was the difference between Alabama women’s soccer opening up its conference only season with a 2-0 record, which would have been...
For the first time since 2010, Alabama women’s soccer (1-0) has the opportunity to mark an elusive milestone that has evaded them for years: open up conference play with back-to-back wins.
Since...
A history of close-contended matches between Alabama women’s soccer and Tennessee did not manifest itself on Saturday afternoon’s season opener. Instead, due to a valiant performance on both sides...
Alabama women’s soccer and cross country teams will end the 191-day drought without UA athletics on Saturday as soccer kicks off its season at home against the Tennessee Volunteers. The season opener...
For Alabama Women’s basketball and teams across the sports world, there’s one key factor to winning games: finish strong. However, a strong finish in basketball may topple the rest, as the victor can be decided within seconds. Great basketball teams find a way to win closely-contested games that come down to the last few possessions.
Alabama’s returning talent makes the 2021 season look like one for the ages, but it will take more than a team’s starting nine to hoist a national championship in Oklahoma City come June. The past...
Monday afternoon, student-athletes organized a march against social injustice and police brutality. The march started at Mal M. Moore Athletic Facility and concluded with a program outside of Foster Auditorium, the site of former governor George Wallace’s infamous “Stand in the Schoolhouse Door.”
Robert Cortez, Contributing Writer
• August 23, 2020
As the fall athletics season rapidly approaches, the question of whether college athletics should be played in 2020 looms even larger. The PAC-12 and Big Ten conferences decided to cancel fall sports and...
Robert Cortez, Contributing Writer
• February 28, 2020
Women's basketball beat No. 12 Texas A&M by 13 points on the road on Thursday night, knocking off back-to-back top-15 opponents for the first time ever.
Robert Cortez, Contributing Writer
• February 27, 2020
After sweeping the Easton Bama Bash, Alabama softball hosts No. 7 Arizona twice this weekend. The Crimson Tide eliminated the Wildcats from the World Series last year.
Robert Cortez, Contributing Writer
• February 27, 2020
After recording its first road win over a top-10 team in six years, Alabama women's basketball hopes to keep its momentum and bolster its NCAA Tournament resume.
Robert Cortez, Contributing Writer
• February 5, 2020
Women's tennis frequently has several international athletes on its roster, but the team has more of a global presence in 2020 than any other point in its history.
