Chris Sunderland is a journalist for 1819 News, focusing on local news and sports in Alabama. With a keen interest in Alabama athletics, Chris covers a wide range of topics including game analysis, coaching changes, and player performances. His articles provide in-depth insights and analysis for sports enthusiasts in the local community.
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By: Chris Sunderland
Thursday morning on ESPN's "Get Up," Milroe revealed the most important lesson he learned from Saban.
By: Chris Sunderland
Alabama's offensive line has a much different look than it did when it last took the field for the A-Day game in the spring.
Alabama football wrapped up its first scrimmage of fall camp on Saturday, just three weeks away from the season opener against Western Kentucky.
By: Chris Sunderland
As Alabama football head coach, Nick Saban put together one of the best dynasties in college football history. After retiring following the 2023 season, many are asking if the dynasty is over.
By: Chris Sunderland
On Friday, Saban revealed his ulterior motive for not including his former school in his SEC title prediction.
Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban has done a fair amount of commercials and even an appearance in the movie "The Blind Side," but his latest commercial might be his best performance to date.
On Saturday, the Alabama Crimson Tide will begin the 2024 college football season against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, ending the Nick Saban era and beginning the Kalen DeBoer era.
By: Chris Sunderland
The Kalen DeBoer era is officially underway, and it went as well as he could have hoped for as No. 5 Alabama rolled to a 63-0 victory over Western Kentucky.
When Kalen DeBoer took over the Alabama football program from, Nick Saban we knew there would be changes, but nobody thought he would shake up the iconic Crimson Tide uniforms.
On Saturday night, No. 4 Alabama (1-0, 0-0 SEC) will face South Florida (1-0, 0-0 AAC) inside Bryant-Denny Stadium in just the third-ever meeting between the two schools.
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