Ron Box

[Jess Nicholas @TideFansJessN]

Bad officiating calls are going to happen but we have seen 3-4 terrible ones in this game go against Alabama. Definitely had an impact on the outcome tonight.

[Pat Smith @patsmithradio]

The SEC won’t explain the non-call. No answers. No accountability. Fans deserve transparency. The conference owes them answers.

[Clint Lamb @ClintRLamb]

Defenseless. Crown of the helmet, I stand corrected. Targeting

[Laura Ingraham @IngrahamAngle]

One of the worst missed calls I’ve ever seen. Bama was robbed. And everyone knows it. @AlabamaFTBL

[James Spann @spann]

FOOTBALL WEATHER: For tonight's Alabama/Georgia game (6:30p CT kickoff at Bryant-Denny Stadium), the sky will be mostly cloudy with temperatures falling from near 70 at kickoff into the mid 60s by the final whistle.

A little light rain or drizzle can't be ruled out, but most of the night will be dry. Winds will be in the 7-14 mph range.

[James Spann @spann]

WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOTES: Isaias will likely be a hurricane late tonight or early tomorrow. The new NHC advisory package will be out at 10p CT. Winds are now 65 mph, reconnaissance aircraft are in the area now.

*A Hurricane Watch is in effect for the northern Gulf Coast from Bay St. Louis, Mississippi to Indian Pass, Florida. This includes all of the Alabama Gulf Coast. A hurricane warning will likely be issued for the Alabama coast late tonight or early tomorrow morning.

*In anticipation of the expected impacts from Tropical Storm Isaias, the cities of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are encouraging all non‑residents, and residents living in low-lying, flood prone areas to voluntarily evacuate. City officials urge all individuals who are not permanent residents to leave the area immediately and relocate to a safer location. Departing now will help reduce congestion, support emergency operations, and ensure the safety of those who may be most vulnerable during the storm.

*The latest NHC track shows landfall near Perdido Key Friday night around midnight. Winds at the time of landfall are still expected to be in the 95-100 mph range. As you look at the maps, remember a hurricane is not just a dot or a skinny black line. Wind and rain impacts will extend far from the center, mainly on the eastern side of the system.

*A five to seven foot storm surge is forecast for the Alabama coast and Mobile Bay. This could be adjusted; the highest storm surge will be along and east of the point of landfall, across the Florida Panhandle.

*Rain amounts could exceed 6 inches along the coast Friday through Saturday morning. The most significant rain and wind on the coast will come from 12 noon Friday to 12 noon Saturday.

*Saturday will be a windy, wet day for inland Alabama. Rain amounts of 2-4 inches are possible over the western half of the state, with 1-2 inches over North and East Alabama. Winds could gust to 40/50 mph over West Alabama as Isaias moves northward.

*A few tornadoes are possible Saturday morning, mainly over the southern half of Alabama.

*A good chance much of the rain will be over in time for the Alabama/Georgia game in Tuscaloosa, and the Zach Bryan concert in Auburn. There will still be a risk of showers at both venues, but not the widespread rain we will experience Saturday morning.

*The weather improves on the coast by late Saturday morning with a clearing sky and diminishing wind. The rest of the weekend and all of next week will be dry.

*Rain will move out of North Alabama Saturday night, and Sunday will be warm and dry statewide.

And, remember, with any tropical system forecast changes are likely, so keep up with the latest updates.

[James Spann @spann]

From the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber 

The Annual National Shrimp Festival has been cancelled due to Tropical Storm Isaias.

Event organizers made every effort to move forward with the festival this year. However, due to the forecast of high winds, heavy surf, and rain throughout the weekend, the safety of our visitors, vendors, volunteers, and staff must remain our top priority.

We appreciate everyone’s understanding as we make this difficult decision.

[WVUA 23 @wvua23]

Forecasters predict Isaias will become a hurricane by Thursday as it turns northward toward the U.S. Gulf Coast. Though its path and timing could shift, the storm is expected to make landfall late Friday or early Saturday. https://t.co/mBap8FZBEo

[James Spann @spann]

From the state of Alabama

Governor Kay Ivey has issued a state of emergency for 40 counties as Alabama prepares for possible impact from the tropical system in the Gulf, Isaias.

Governor Ivey also issued the following comment:

“At this moment, forecasts continue to show the real likelihood that the tropical system brewing in the Gulf could impact Alabama as a hurricane as early as Friday. While we continue to monitor forecasts, we have to prepare now. That is why I have issued a state of emergency for 40 counties. This will allow us to take any needed steps ahead of landfall. As we approach the weekend and any travel plans, make sure you have reliable information as conditions develop. While I hope for minimal impacts, we must take preparations seriously.” – Governor Kay Ivey

The counties include: Autauga, Baldwin, Barbour, Bibb, Bullock, Butler, Chambers, Chilton, Clarke, Choctaw, Coffee, Conecuh, Coosa, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Dallas, Elmore, Escambia, Geneva, Greene, Hale, Henry, Houston, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Marengo, Mobile, Monroe, Montgomery, Perry, Pickens, Pike, Russell, Sumter, Tallapoosa, Tuscaloosa, Washington and Wilcox.

The state of emergency will go into effect today at 4:00 p.m. Central and will remain in effect for seven days, expiring Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 11:59 p.m., unless a different expiration time is prescribed by proclamation.

[Nick Kelly @_NickKelly]

Ryan Coleman-Williams moved into top-10 all time in Alabama career receiving yards after South Carolina game, per Sports Reference.

1. DeVonta Smith: 3965
2. Amari Cooper: 3463
3. DJ Hall: 2923
4. Calvin Ridley: 2781
5. Jerry Jeudy: 2742
6. Julio Jones: 2653
7. John Metchie: 2081
8. Ozzie Newsome: 2070
9. Jaylen Waddle: 1999
10. Ryan Coleman-Williams: 1887

[Alabama Crimson Tide | AL.com @aldotcomTide]

Dixieland Delight at night. Bryant-Denny was rocking during the Alabama/South Carolina game. 🐘🎶 #Alabama #RollTide

📷 Nick Kelly https://t.co/BooDMrmDmX

[Nick Kelly @_NickKelly]

Alabama entrance for South Carolina game

[Andrew Bone @AndrewJBone]

Kid Rock with a guest appearance at Bryant-Denny this evening.

[Andrew Bone @AndrewJBone]

Just reminiscing about October 17, 2009.

[Yea Alabama @yea_ala]

Once Bama family, always Bama family!

Mark Ingram and Jeff Allen reunite at the Alabama vs South Carolina game

[Crimson Coverage @CrimsonCoverage]

Alabama has more former players on active NFL rosters than any other college.

Each year, the Crimson Tide produce some of the league’s premier talent.

Here are how former Alabama players fared in Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season:

[LandonTengwall @LandonTengwall]

Nobody is talking about how Alabama WR Rico Scott has been blocking, and more people need to be. This dude is doing DIRTY work in the run game. Film study incoming

[The Bama Factor Media @the_bama_factor]

Dallas Turner is keeping Khyree Jackson’s nameplate on his Vikings locker.

They played together at Alabama and were supposed to reunite in Minnesota before Jackson tragically lost his life before his rookie season.

A powerful way to keep his teammate’s memory alive

[Roll Tide Rewind @RollTideRewind]

EJ Crowell and Trae’Shawn Brown each have a rushing TD in their first 3 games.

They are the first Alabama RB duo in the 21st century to accomplish that. They are also the first freshmen in Alabama history to accomplish that as well.

[Nick Kelly @_NickKelly]

Alabama starting OL vs. Florida State, per PFF's charting:

LT Jackson Lloyd: 1 pressures, 0 penalties
LG Will Sanders: 1 pressure, 0 penalties
C Racin Delgatty: 0 pressures, 1 penalty
RG Michael Carroll: 1 pressure, 0 penalties
RT Javin Jaymes: 0 pressures, 1 penalty