Erik Evans is a journalist with a focus on sports reporting, particularly in the realm of college football. He has a deep knowledge and passion for the game, providing insightful analysis and breaking news updates on coaching changes, game previews, and player performances. Erik's articles aim to keep readers informed and engaged in the world of college football.
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Erik Evans' coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly college basketball and Alabama Crimson Tide. His articles predominantly feature event coverage, announcements, and investment analysis in the context of sports.
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Here’s today’s installment of our semi-regular data roundup of where the Tide stands, analytically.
By: Erik Evans
Alabama opens its SEC schedule at home against an unknown quantity
There are a lot of premature burials going on across the country
The Gamecocks are bad enough to lose to North Florida and good enough to beat Clemson...both at home.
By: Erik Evans
Sabb is one of the veteran leaders returning for ‘Bama’s 2025 run
By: Erik Evans
Credit South Carolina: That is a team that doesn’t loaf. They shot well from the floor most of the night. They put a lot of focus into boxing out and establishing post position. They forced Alabama into some pretty ugly turnovers at times.
By: Erik Evans
This was textually the correct decision
By: Erik Evans
By now, we all know what to expect from Buzz’s teams: punishing interior game, bullies up and down the lineup, big and physical shooting guards, and a commitment to defensive intensity and rebounding. They’re never easy games, and Alabama has been walloped as often as they’ve prevailed since the arrival of Williams and Oats in 2019.
After the Tide lost Trelly for the year, and with the Tide having gone 3-2 in its last five contests in November, staring down a must-win at Chapel Hill, Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats pulled Houston Mallett’s redshirt and began inserting him in the lineup off the bench.
Breaking news: Chris Beard is also a bit of a jerk. It’s a good morning to be mad. Sorry.
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