Opinion Columnist And Senior Sports Reporter
Michael Casagrande is an opinion columnist and senior sports reporter at AL.com. He has been covering college sports since 2009, with a particular focus on Alabama football and the impact of Nick Saban, making him one of the few reporters to witness all of Alabama's national championships under Saban. Michael's work has been featured in various outlets including MLive, The Anniston Star, and Yahoo Sports.
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Michael Casagrande’s articles primarily focus on college football, particularly related to Alabama and the surrounding region. Therefore, if you have insights, commentary or stories related to college football in general, especially about Alabama Crimson Tide or Michigan Wolverines, he would likely be interested.
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Nick Saban has done that a few times over the years.
In need of something different, Auburn found something in Year 1 with Alex Golesh.
Everyone's talking about Austin Mack vs. Keelon Russell, but is that distracting from the bigger issue?
By: Michael Casagrande
First Alabama team headed to Williamsport in 27 years behind dominant performance.
We're back.
By: Michael Casagrande
Australian has an interesting take on what he likes most about life in America.
Poker playing or mystery novelist? Kalen DeBoer has his pick of second acts if football coaching doesn't work out.
By: Michael Casagrande
The first Associated Press poll of the 2026 college football season landed Monday.
The fear slipped away from the "WE WANT BAMA" days. What now?
The Little League World Series opens Wednesday in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
