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The Crimson White
Alabama pounds its way to 31-6 win over Mississippi State

Alabama pounds its way to 31-6 win over Mississippi State

Kelly Ward • November 14, 2015

STARKVILLE, Miss. — For nearly 20 minutes, No. 2 Alabama couldn’t find the end zone. On offense, it couldn’t find much of anything after a 34-yard first quarter.Then cornerback Cyrus Jones broke...

Cross country team competes in first meet against Samford, Auburn

Cross country team competes in first meet against Samford, Auburn

Elliott Propes • September 3, 2015

The Alabama cross country team traveled to Birmingham for the first meet of the year against Samford and Auburn. Alabama fell just short of Auburn on both the women’s and men’s side for a finish of...

Mississippi State hopes for another competitive year

Mississippi State hopes for another competitive year

Kelly Ward • July 15, 2015

HOOVER — The Mississippi State head coach, Dan Mullen, walked in wearing a suit, a tie and a pair of Yeezy Boost 350 shoes by Adidas on Tuesday at SEC Media Days.“I’ve got a little sock game going...

​Routliffe named SEC Player of the Week

Kayla Montgomery • March 11, 2015

Alabama’s Erin Routliffe was named the SEC Women’s Tennis Player of the Week on Wednesday after leading the Crimson Tide to a pair of conference victories over the weekend with two singles and doubles...

No. 6 women's tennis to play Ole Miss, Mississippi State

No. 6 women's tennis to play Ole Miss, Mississippi State

Terrin Waack • March 11, 2015

The University of Alabama women’s tennis team is climbing the ITA rankings. It jumped three spots to be ranked No. 6 nationally as of Tuesday afternoon.Next up, Alabama will hit the road for yet another...

Men's tennis loses SEC opener, sweeps Sunday doubleheader

Men's tennis loses SEC opener, sweeps Sunday doubleheader

Terrin Waack • March 2, 2015

The Alabama men’s tennis team started its SEC play at home this past weekend with Mississippi State on Friday before a non-conference doubleheader Sunday with Jackson State and Jacksonville State.Having...

Women's basketball falls to No. 15 Mississippi State

Tyler Waldrep • February 22, 2015

Most of the record setting crowd of 3,133 cheered as the final buzzer sounded. Unfortunately for the home team, those fans were wearing maroon.The Alabama women’s basketball team lost its third game...

Crimson Tide prepares for No. 15 Bulldogs

Crimson Tide prepares for No. 15 Bulldogs

Elliott Propes • January 15, 2015

A Thursday bye could not have come at a better time for the Alabama women’s basketball team. A injury and two losses have Alabama 0-4 in the SEC.The bye will give extra time to prepare for No. 15 Mississippi...

It is perfectly fine for us to stay loud and supportive during games

Patrick Crowley • November 19, 2014

Unlike any previous football games that I have attended during my tenure at the University, last Saturday’s beatdown of then-No.1 Mississippi State is differentiated by two visible factors. First,...

Football aside, Mississippi, Alabama still just fighting not to be last

Mark Hammontree • November 16, 2014

As the final seconds ticked off in Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday night, Alabama fans cheered and yelled and let out a collective sigh of relief. The Crimson Tide’s 25-20 win over the Mississippi State...

On to the Next One: Alabama beats No. 1 Mississippi State

On to the Next One: Alabama beats No. 1 Mississippi State

Sean Landry • November 15, 2014

After jumping out to the unusual lead of 19-3 at halftime, No. 5 Alabama was under pressure in the fourth quarter, leading No. 1 Mississippi State by only six points while Bulldogs quarterback Dak Prescott...

Calm before the storm

Kelly Ward • November 13, 2014

Alabama had flatlined. The offense couldn’t get anything going. LSU had taken a 13-10 lead with 50 seconds left after Alabama drained its three timeouts. The Crimson Tide needed a miracle after its...

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