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2 days ago |
rollbamaroll.com | Erik Evans
Photo by Butch Dill/Getty Images Happy Gump Day, one and all. Bet you think there’s not enough news out there. But you’d be wrong; let us dig in. Our first inquiry is whether ‘Bama has decent odds to make the playoffs? Alabama football has not played a snap in 2025. But, according to one metric, the Crimson Tide has the fourth-best odds of any college football team to reach the College Football Playoff.
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1 week ago |
rollbamaroll.com | Erik Evans
Photo by Elsa/Getty Images For two months, the story of the 2026 Alabama Basketball team has been one of roster uncertainty, specifically whether star freshman PG Labaron Philon would be joining the NBA; if not, whether he would return to Alabama; and what the Tide’s options were if he became a pro or ‘Bama got outbid. Nate hosted many point guards, was connected to several others, and did do a bit of roster shopping at combo guard during the Portal period.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Erik Evans
For two months, the story of the 2026 Alabama Basketball team has been one of roster uncertainty, specifically whether star freshman PG Labaron Philon would be joining the NBA; if not, whether he would return to Alabama; and what the Tide’s options were if he became a pro or ‘Bama got outbid. Nate hosted many point guards, was connected to several others, and did do a bit of roster shopping at combo guard during the Portal period.
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1 week ago |
rollbamaroll.com | Erik Evans
Hope everyone had a safe and happy Holiday. Not much in the ole’ hopper today, but CB is working on the Softball year-ending piece, and I have no doubt it’s going to be a scorcher. Which brings me to Softball, and The Gut running off yet another talented young player after misusing, then sidelining, her talents. Say goodbye to Kennedy Marceaux — in a move that will almost certainly not come back to bite a fetid, stagnating program (and its complacent coaching) right in the ass.
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1 week ago |
rollbamaroll.com | Erik Evans
As happens every so often, we received an email from a forgotten player in a bygone era. The impetus was our 100 Days series, highlighting ordinary lives that are marked by the extraordinary. In this case, Judge John Enslen was looking for one of his cousins who had played on those dominant mid-60s Bryant squads. After reading the piece, he was prompted to write down his own thoughts, as a now 78-year-old retired man, and he generously shared them with me.
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