Alabama Football fall camp is here, and the 2026 season is about to get real for Kalen DeBoer and the Crimson Tide. There are major questions that need to be answered before Alabama takes the field, and the answers could determine just how far this team can go in the SEC and College Football Playoff.In this Alabama Football fall camp preview, we're breaking down the biggest storylines to watch, including the quarterback competition between Austin Mack and Keelon Russell, the battle for consistency along the offensive line, Alabama's running game, the wide receiver room, and the biggest questions surrounding the defense.

WHOA! College Sports as we know them may look incredibly different this season. With only a couple of weeks until the 2026 College Football Season starts - Alabama Football and other D1 teams could potentially be getting eligible players back from their 2022 recruiting classes.

The offseason never sleeps, and neither do we! Joining us LIVE on Waaaay Offsides:Coach P from The Unofficial Assistant Coaches for another can't-miss Alabama Football discussion!!We're diving deep into the 2026 season and we go over Coach P's greatest nicknames he's given since he began The UAC channel!

Alabama Football's 2028 recruiting class is already starting to take shape, and if you look closely at the players Kalen DeBoer and his staff are targeting, there may be a much bigger plan developing behind the scenes.In this video, we break down Alabama's 2028 recruiting strategy and what we can gather by reading between the lines. From quarterback and offensive line to linebacker, EDGE and the secondary, the Crimson Tide appears to be targeting the foundation of a championship roster while getting involved with elite prospects earlier in the recruiting process.

Kalen DeBoer made headlines with his comments at SEC Media Days, but when you actually compare what DeBoer said to what Nick Saban said throughout his time at Alabama, there are some striking similarities.In this 14-minute video, we break down Kalen DeBoer's SEC Media Days comments and compare the message he's delivering to Alabama fans with the same types of things Nick Saban used to say during his legendary tenure in Tuscaloosa.Is DeBoer really sending the wrong message? Or are Alabama fans and the national media judging him differently simply because he's not Nick Saban?

Alabama Football just added another major piece to its 2028 recruiting class with the commitment of highly regarded linebacker Tysir Young out of Delaware.In this video, we break down what makes Young such an intriguing prospect and why Alabama was so aggressive in pursuing him. Young brings a unique combination of size, athleticism, physicality and pass-rushing ability to the Crimson Tide, giving Alabama a versatile defensive weapon who could eventually be used in multiple ways.

Zabien Brown recently told Ryan Fowler that Alabama linebacker QB Reese is a "dog" — and that comment could be a major clue about what Alabama fans should expect from Reese during the 2026 season.

Alabama Football was picked to finish 6th in the SEC in the preseason media poll at SEC Media Days, and that ranking has sparked plenty of conversation heading into the 2026 college football season.

Good thing preseason rankings are stupid and useless.

*LIVE WITH HERB* SEC Media Days are officially in the books, and we're breaking down EVERYTHING Alabama fans need to know.From everything Head Coach Kalen DeBoer had to say about the Crimson Tide's 2026 season to the biggest takeaways from Alabama players like Ryan Coleman-Williams, we're diving into every headline, every quote, and every hidden clue about where this team is headed.

The SEC is moving to a 9-game conference schedule, and it could have a massive impact on Alabama Football.On one hand, more SEC games means more opportunities for Alabama to prove itself against the best teams in college football, build a stronger College Football Playoff résumé, and give fans more marquee matchups.But there's another side to this.A ninth conference game means more physical wear, more opportunities for injuries, less margin for error, and potentially an even more difficult path through the regular season. For a team like Alabama, one bad Saturday could completely change the College Football Playoff picture.