Alabama football linebacker commit Luke Metz is ready to help cement Kalen DeBoer's legacy with the Crimson Tide. Here's how.

A look at what Bama has done this season, where the team stands, and what might be next in chasing the SEC and national championships.

College Football Playoff hopes seem to be still alive for Alabama football. Despite losses to Vanderbilt and Tennessee, the Crimson Tide have a 53% chance of making the CFP per ESPN's Playoff Predictor, better than all but 11 teams in college football, and fourth-best in the SEC behind Georgia (85%), Texas (75%) and Tennessee (68%).

Will the Alabama Crimson Tide be on the field today in Week 11 of the college football schedule? Well, the answer is yes. Coming off a bye week, Alabama is set to officially return to action later tonight,

No. 14 LSU (6-2, 3-1) welcomes the Alabama Crimson Tide for a Week 11 Southeastern Conference clash in Tiger Stadium with significant postseason implications on

Before Alabama football's prime-time meeting with LSU Saturday, here is where the Crimson Tide is projected to play come bowl season.

During the Alabama Crimson Tide's 42-13 blowout victory over the LSU Tigers on Saturday night in Baton Rouge, the program had a few notable players go down with injuries, with some of those going on to not return to the game as well.

Dive into an insider's analysis of Alabama football's sudden decline under Kalen DeBoer, exploring coaching challenges, team discipline issues, and the impact of NIL and transfer portal on the program's transition from the Saban era.

"This season isn't something that's just about Jalen and, 'Oh, I hope I get my time,'" DeBoer said. "They're pressing forward and using the resources we have, and then also putting forth the effort to improve any time they can.

One insider sees Crimson Tide head football coach Kalen DeBoer luring Michigan's most coveted DB commit to Alabama.