Alabama Crimson Tide defensive lineman Jordan Renaud has officially entered the NCAA Transfer Portal after spending three seasons in Tuscaloosa, according to mu

Alabama football has another piece in place for its 2026 offensive line. Multiple outlets reported Monday that a second offensive lineman from Michigan will join the Crimson Tide.

Alabama football has a key piece of its defense back. Alabama safety Bray Hubbard announced through the University of Alabama's name, image and likeness collective that he would return to the Crimson Tide in 2026 for his senior season.

Former Alabama legendary head coach Nick Saban's first year in Tuscaloosa was in 2007 and Ingram got to play for him in years 2-4—starting the dynasty.Ingram is the first player from the Saban era to join his former coach in the College Football Hall of Fame,

Ingram ran for 1,658 yards and scored 20 touchdowns in 2009, when Alabama won the BCS national championship with an undefeated season and he became the first Crimson Tide player to receive the Heisman Trophy. Ingram also earned unanimous All-American recognition and the SEC Offensive Player of the Year Award in 2009.

Alabama linebacker Yhonzae Pierre will return to the Crimson Tide in 2026 with two seasons remaining of collegiate eligibility. Pierre follows Alabama safety Bray Hubbard, who announced his return Monday, Jan. 12.

The list of concerns for Alabama is already growing and it's only mid-January, and here are 5 big issues that Bama must tackle in 2026.

One of Alabama football’s departed defensive backs is moving to another top-level program. Cam Calhoun is on his way to Ohio State, committing to the Buckeyes out of the transfer portal. Calhoun shared the news on his social media Thursday afternoon. He will have two seasons of eligibility to use in Columbus.