Colin Gay

3 days ago | tuscaloosanews.com | Colin Gay

Walking up to Sewell-Thomas Stadium the morning of Sunday, May 11, I had one objective: to watch Alabama baseball shortstop Justin Lebron. That was it. It wasn’t to watch Lebron as an Alabama baseball writer, attaching every move he made to the bigger picture of the upcoming SEC tournament run. It wasn’t to watch Lebron as a 2026 MLB draft scout, to analyze or evaluate a 20-year-old who has become a household name in SEC baseball circles and a potential first-round target at this time next year.

3 days ago | tuscaloosanews.com | Colin Gay

SEC Coordinator of Football Officials John McDaid explained new NCAA football rules ahead of the 2025 season. SEC football teams will navigate rule changes in injury timeouts and with timeouts in the overtime period. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. − Changes are coming to the college football rulebook in 2025. In April, the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved a set of rules regarding injury timeouts and other aspects of game play.

1 week ago | swtimes.com | Colin Gay

2026 WR Corey Barber Jr. has official visits scheduled with Miami, Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia after already taking an OV at Ole Miss. Corey Barber said Alabama football views him as a "game-changer" who could be a playmaker for the offense. HOOVER, Ala. — Corey Barber is in the final phase of his recruitment. The 2026 Spain Park High school wide receiver has already had one official visit to Ole Miss.

1 week ago | montgomeryadvertiser.com | Colin Gay

• 2026 WR Corey Barber Jr. has official visits scheduled with Miami, Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia after already taking an OV at Ole Miss. • Corey Barber said Alabama football views him as a "game-changer" who could be a playmaker for the offense. HOOVER, Ala. — Corey Barber is in the final phase of his recruitment. The 2026 Spain Park High school wide receiver has already had one official visit to Ole Miss.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Colin Gay

Mack Sutter remembers exactly where he was when Alabama football first introduced itself. The 2026 tight end was on a family vacation in Florida after his sophomore season at Dunlap High School outside of Peoria, Illinois. Sutter already held offers from programs like Nebraska, Illinois, Arkansas, Penn State and Missouri. But when Crimson Tide tight ends coach Bryan Ellis first reached out, everything felt different. Advertisement“Alabama is Alabama,” Sutter told the Tuscaloosa News.