RBR Reading Room: Third Saturday in October
Roll Bama Roll reviews Al Browning's book on the Alabama Tennessee rivalry Third Saturday in October.
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Over the weekend, Gene Stallings became the fourth Alabama head coach to be enshrined in the...
Over the weekend, Gene Stallings became the fourth Alabama head coach to be enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. The first to be so honored was Frank Thomas who was inducted in the hall's inaugural class in 1951. This photo shows Thomas and fellow enshrinee Don Hutson being presented at an Alabama game that season. Seated on the far left is Wallace Wade who would become the second Alabama coach to be inducted into the hall four years later. Standing next to Hutson is halfback Harry Gilmer who would be enshrined in the hall as well.
Wallace Wade: Demoralizing the Opposition with the Second Team
While the idea of dominance is central in Coach Saban's approach it's not a new idea at the Capstone. Wallace Wade provided Alabama with quite a bit of it during his tenure in Tuscaloosa.
Alabama's Experiment with the Head Coach In Waiting
More than 80 years ago, Alabama football experimented with the head-coach-in-waiting and it proved to be a resounding success.
RBR Reading Room: Bowl Bama Bowl
The RBR Reading Room reviews "Bowl Bama Bowl" Al Browning's history of the Crimson Tide bowl games from 1926-1998.
Ranking The Last 100 Years of Alabama Football
Football Outsiders' Bill Connelly ranks the last Century of Alabama Football.
Alabama's 13 National Champion Football Teams
The Alabama Crimson Tide has won 13 National Championships - more than any other program in college football. Here's the list and a look at why there's so much controversy about it.
Monday Morning Required Reading Is Learning From the Past
Was the 2009 Sugar Bowl the Utah Utes equivalent of Alabama's 1926 Rose Bowl? Monday Morning Required Reading ponders the possibility among other interesting tidbits from the weekend.
The 1927 Rose Bowl: Alabama vs Stanford
Roll Bama Roll is looking back at Alabama's history in the Rose Bowl. Today is the 1927 contest against Stanford that produced the program's second national championship.
