Boy, that was fun, wasn’t it?Not the 86 minutes of sheer terror. That wasn’t fun. Neither was Jozy Altidore going down with injury, or Matt Besler coming out at halftime, or Asamoah Gyan causing all...

By Carolina Gazzara | Staff Reporter^^When Alabama rowing coach Larry Davis drives past the construction on Jack Warner Parkway, he sees the continuous progress of the newest addition to the athletics...

Nineteen University of Alabama athletes traveled to Eugene, Oregon, on Sunday, where they will compete for the Crimson Tide in the 2014 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.Hosted by the University...

There’s a column in today’s paper by The Crimson White’s Alabama soccer beat reporter asking our readership to use the World Cup as a time to start following soccer. It’s a point well-made, and...

With the 2014 FIFA World Cup starting in Brazil tomorrow, it’s only natural to want to join in on the intrigue and support for the United States men’s national soccer team.All over the country, sports...

Alabama played as hard as it could, but their best efforts weren’t enough in the 6-3 loss to the Florida Gators. With the win, Florida became the 2014 Women’s College World Series champion.“Congrats...

Despite rain delays and humidity indexes spiking higher than normal, the weather in Jacksonville, Florida couldn’t keep Alabama down. It may not have been the most optimal conditions to compete in, but...

Add men’s golf to the list of Alabama teams that hold back-to-back national championships. For the first time in program history, the No. 1 Crimson Tide came out on top for the second consecutive year,...

The University of Alabama is famously home to the Million Dollar Band, but following a Board of Trustees Compensation Committee meeting Tuesday, Alabama can claim a $6.5 million man: head football coach...

The pitch came from Kennesaw State reliever Justin McCalvin, low and inside to Alabama sophomore Kyle Overstreet. Overstreet waited and watched, even jumping out of the way of what he thought was a ball,...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Florida’s Hannah Rogers pitched four perfect innings in the 5-0 win over Alabama to start the Women’s College World Series championship series. Rogers retired 20 batters in order,...