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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For the second night in a row, Alabama found itself in a game going down to the wire.
By: Chris Sunderland, Logan Fowler
Auburn is looking to stay on the winning side of things – and win its first Iron Bowl since 2019 – on Saturday against No. 13 Alabama in Bryant-Denny Stadium.
No. 13 Alabama (9-3, 5-3 SEC) overcame four turnovers to beat Auburn (5-7, 2-6 SEC) by a score of 28-14 on Saturday.
No. 9 Alabama came up short in the championship game of the Players Era Festival, losing 83-81 to Oregon on Saturday.
It’s officially campaign season for coaches and athletic directors of potential College Football Playoff contenders.
By: Chris Sunderland
No. 10 Alabama traveled to No. 20 North Carolina for one of its toughest games of the season and came out victorious by a final score of 94-79 on Wednesday.
By: Chris Sunderland
Kalen DeBoer proved on National Signing Day that there isn't going to be any drop-off in recruiting now that Nick Saban is gone.
By: Chris Sunderland
In the first year of the 12-team College Football Playoff, the selection committee left out Alabama and instead chose SMU as the final at-large team in the playoffs.
No. 7 Alabama finally returned home after 33 days in between home games with a 75-83 win over Creighton.
No. 6 Alabama avoided a major disaster on the road on Wednesday, narrowly escaping North Dakota with a 97-90 win over the Fighting Hawks.
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