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Beat Everyone is kicking off a new feature where we're diving deep into what we think are the 15 greatest games of the 21st century for Alabama Football. Today, we take an in-depth look at an incredible comeback win for Alabama that in some ways marked a turning point for the Nick Saban Era, one that would begin a new era of dominance with a new style of football.
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Alabama Football achieved something unique among SEC teams this spring that may be the best sign yet for the Crimson Tide's future under Kalen DeBoer. Later, we discuss the Bama running back we want most on 4th-and-1 and we recap a fascinating NFL Draft.
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Matt Scalici and Mike Golic Jr. discuss the upcoming NFL Draft, focusing on Alabama's prospects and the evolving landscape of college football influenced by NIL. They explore the implications of NIL on players' aspirations, the perception of Alabama players in the NFL, and provide insights on specific prospects like Jihaad Campbell and Jalen Milroe. The conversation also touches on the importance of offensive line play and reflections on Alabama's 2012 championship team that Golic faced off against on the field.
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In honor of this week's NFL Draft, the Beat Everyone staff is on the clock for a draft of the greatest Alabama alumni to ever play in the NFL.
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Legendary Alabama Crimson Tide tight end OJ Howard joins Beat Everyone to talk about how he got so open against Clemson, the one play that cost Alabama a three-peat, and his new role as a coach working with former Alabama coach Scott Cochran.
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A-Day 2025 is in the books and while there weren't nearly as many witnesses as usual, we've got two beat writers who saw the whole thing! AL.com's Nick Kelly and Matt Stahl join the show to tell us what they saw at A-Day and why Ty Simpson is now the official frontrunner for the position.
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Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer faces the biggest questions of his coaching career this offseason, including the biggest one of all: who is going to start at quarterback for his crucial second season in Tuscaloosa? Kevin Scarbinsky joins us to ask the pressing questions that DeBoer will have to answer before Week 1 of the 2025 season.
You can listen to Kevin on his own podcast, Scarbo Knows, available wherever you get your podcasts or on Youtube.
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As A-Day approaches, it's time to take a look at what we've learned about the Crimson Tide during spring football practices. AL.com Alabama beat reporter Nick Kelly joins us to talk about the quarterback race, Alabama's revamped offensive coaching staff, and how NIL could continue to shape the rosters of both Alabama football and basketball.
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In the new world of college athletics, cash is king and Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne has made no secret of the fact that the Crimson Tide is a bit cash-strapped compared to its competitors. Ben Flanagan and Matt Scalici discuss what Alabama can do to close the money gap and how much of a role fans should play in that.
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Basketball season is officially over for the Crimson Tide but we're not finished with March Madness-style tournament action! Creg Stephenson joins the show to reveal his bracket for the greatest Alabama football player of all time.
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