The Latest Breaking News from Greg Byrne

The Crimson Tide haven't played a Group of Five-equivalent team on the road in 20 years.

While one apparent perpetrator made a scene at the sportsbook, security cameras captured damning evidence, according to sources.

A temporary eight-game format that accounts for the conference’s newcomers is under serious consideration at spring meetings.

Powered by the programs that are often upset targets, the conference is mulling over how to prioritize safety when fans come running.

An Indiana man whose son is a member of the University of Cincinnati baseball team is the bettor at the center of separate college sports gambling investigations, according to two people familiar with the inquiries

The university decision comes after Ohio and New Jersey halted gambling activity on Crimson Tide baseball games.

The Crimson Tide are one of the NCAA tournament favorites. But the more they win, the more it will be hard to ignore the off-court controversy that hangs over them.

The Tigers had a leadership change Monday beyond firing their football coach.

The Crimson Tide coach will reportedly make $10.695 million this season, with the deal running through February 2030.

The Tide’s deputy athletic director and chief diversity officer rolls up her sleeves to make sure everything behind the scenes is a success.

The student superfan knew how to stand out in a crowd. To become "Fluff," the Alabama basketball zealot beloved by the Crimson Tide faithful for his colorful antics, each game day Luke Ratliff dutifully slipped on his armor — a custom-fit dark plaid sport coat, an Alabama pin on the…