Alabama will send head coach Kalen DeBoer along with seniors Tim Keenan and Deontae Lawson, plus junior lineman Kadyn Proctor, to represent the Tide at SEC Media Days in Atlanta from July 14–17 . Their session is slated for 9 a.m. CT on Wednesday
DeBoer earned a spot on the watch list for the prestigious 2025 Dodd Trophy, an award celebrating both on-field success and integrity . Meanwhile, defensive stars Lawson and LT Overton were named to the Lott IMPACT Watch List, spotlighting players with exceptional athleticism and character .
Ahead of the opener, Alabama revealed special anniversary nods tied to their home games against ULM, Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Oklahoma—honoring teams from past championship eras (1925, 1975, 2015, and 1965, respectively) . Single-game home tickets go on sale July 8 at 9 a.m. CT, with upper-deck pricing ranging from $30 (ULM, EIU) to $175 (Wisconsi
The Crimson Tide secured 19 commitments in the 2026 recruiting cycle, including a top‑100 defensive lineman Nolan Wilson and five-star safety Jireh Edwards, bringing in a quintet of five-star recruits—more than any other school . Alabama’s class is now top‑5 nationally according to On3
College analyst Phil Steele projects DeBoer’s second season as “pivotal,” with the Tide poised for SEC and national title contention should quarterback questions be answered. Steele cautions that the quarterback situation—likely between Ty Simpson, Keelon Russell, and transfer Austin Mack—will shape their trajectory .
Bottom line: With SEC Media Days approaching, key honors stacking up, marquee season celebrations lined up, and a recruiting class surging, Alabama football is firing on all cylinders as t
he 2025 campaign nears.