Brody Smoot

La Grange

Reporter at Touchdown Alabama Magazine

UA ‘24 🐘 🎓 Sportswriter covering Alabama Athletics

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Counting down 92 days to Kickoff: Reliving Quinnen Williams’ memorable performance against LSU

3 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Brody Smoot

Alabama Football is 92 days away from kicking off the 2025 season inside Doak-Campbell Stadium against the Florida State Seminoles. Today, Touchdown Alabama relives a memorable performance from one player who formerly wore No. 92 for the Crimson Tide. One of Alabama’s top interior defensive linemen in recent history is Quinnen Williams. The Alabama native had a strong redshirt sophomore season which led to him entering the 2019 NFL Draft.
2026 4-Star LB places Alabama in top 5, scheduled to take OV in June

3 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Brody Smoot

2026 four-star linebacker, Anthony Davis Jr. is down to five schools. The four-star confirmed his list of finalists are Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Michigan and Ole Miss. Davis Jr. has official visits scheduled to Auburn, Ole Miss, Michigan, and Alabama. The product of Grayson High School (GA) will visit the Crimson Tide from June 20-22. Davis Jr. spoke to Touchdown Alabama several months ago at the Under Armour Camp in Atlanta. He spoke highly of Alabama when asked about his thoughts on the program.
2026 4-Star LB places Alabama in top 5, scheduled to take OV in June

4 weeks ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

2026 four-star linebacker, Anthony Davis Jr. is down to five schools. The four-star confirmed his list of finalists are Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Michigan and Ole Miss. Davis Jr. has official visits scheduled to Auburn, Ole Miss, Michigan, and Alabama. The product of Grayson High School (GA) will visit the Crimson Tide from June 20-22. Davis Jr. spoke to Touchdown Alabama several months ago at the Under Armour Camp in Atlanta. He spoke highly of Alabama when asked about his thoughts on the program.
Former Alabama QB believes improving in one area will elevate Alabama offense

4 weeks ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

In the first-ever episode of “The Dynasty: A Podcast on the Alabama Crimson Tide”, former Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron shared his belief the Crimson Tide will need to improve in one key area in order to elevate its offensive success. “They have to establish a run game that’s with the running backs,” McCarron said. “Going into this year, you lose a great playmaker that was probably 95 percent of your run game last year in Jalen Milroe.
JC Latham tells why he feels transferring from Alabama was not a good idea for '95 percent' of those who did

4 weeks ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

Former Alabama offensive lineman JC Latham recently joined the “Bussin’ with the Boys” podcast and was asked whether or not he thought some of his former Alabama teammates made the correct decision to transfer from the program. Latham did not mince words when giving his response. “Honestly, like probably 95 percent of those guys, it wasn’t a good idea,” Latham said. “You really don’t hear about them.
Counting down 93 days to Kickoff: Reliving Jonathan Allen's legendary game against Texas A&M

4 weeks ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

Alabama Football is 93 days away from kicking off the 2025 season inside Doak-Campbell Stadium against the Florida State Seminoles. Today, Touchdown Alabama relives a memorable performance from one player that formerly wore No. 93 for the Crimson Tide. Alabama fans have seen a lot of players have legendary games. Former Alabama defensive lineman, Jonathan Allen’s legendary game came against Texas A&M during the 2016 season. Allen had two plays that stood out in particular during the game.
Counting down 94 days to Kickoff: Reliving Daron Payne's touchdown catch against Clemson in CFP semifinal

1 month ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

Alabama Football is 94 days away from kicking off the 2025 season inside Doak-Campbell Stadium against the Florida State Seminoles. Today, Touchdown Alabama relives a memorable moment where one player that formerly wore No. 94 reeled in a touchdown pass. In a 2019 College Football Playoff semifinal matchup, former Alabama defensive lineman, Da’Ron Payne scored a “big-boy” touchdown against Clemson. The Alabama native lined up in the backfield in one of Alabama’s heavy packages.
Projecting Alabama's stat leaders for the 2025 season

1 month ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

Kalen DeBoer and the Alabama coaching staff have assembled one of the more talented rosters in college football for the 2025 season. There is talent at every position, and the Crimson Tide figure to be in the conversation of teams with a shot at winning the 12-team College Football Playoff. Don't have an account? Register
Kalen DeBoer defends Alabama not making playoff in 2024

1 month ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

Alabama football head coach Kalen DeBoer appeared to defend Alabama not making the College Football Playoff in his second season when he spoke at the SEC Spring Meetings in Destin, Florida. The Crimson Tide did not make the inaugural 12-team playoff after going 9-3 in Alabama’s first regular season under DeBoer. The veteran head coach provided an interesting statement when discussing the Tide missing the playoff.
Shaun Alexander gives thoughts on Jalen Milroe as Seahawks QB of the future

1 month ago | tdalabamamag.com | Brody Smoot

Former Alabama running back Shaun Alexander recently joined Kay Adams on the “Up & Adams Show” to discuss Jalen Milroe and the current Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback situation. Alexander seemed to be in favor of letting things play out and was not opposed to making Milroe wait his turn. “I think that’s you just let him grow,” Alexander said. “I’m just one of those guys that in college I was redshirted, get to the pros, I sat behind Ricky Waters for a year, year two, boom.