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[Alabama Football @AlabamaFTBL]

2026 Schedule! 💪🏈🏟️

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@FreddyLA7 YES

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@FreddyLA7 ❤️❤️❤️

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@iJordanMoore Absolutely it does!

[Yahoo Sports @YahooSports]

THE POP-TARTS WENT WILD AT THE POP-TARTS BOWL 🤪

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[Marty Smith @MartySmithESPN]

Chevy won Christmas.
This is so good.

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@UA_Athletics @CStewartSports @Baumhowers Need your booth video!! #RollTide

[Southeastern Conference @SEC]

#GoDawgs
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#GigEm
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#RollTide
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[Alabama Football @AlabamaFTBL]

𝗜𝗡.

#RollTide

[Roll Tide #18™ 🐘 @jerrysandersRTR]

Bama For Life...

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That’s Our Coach! 🙌

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“You Iron Bowl me, I Iron Bowl you right back!!” ❤️🤍 @markingramII #4thand31

[Crimson Coverage @CrimsonCoverage]

Former Alabama RB Mark Ingram made sure to bring up Alabama’s “4th & 31” Iron Bowl when his colleagues on the @3xOptionShow were discussing the top CFB comebacks of all-time.

“We call it the ‘Gravedigger’. Iron Bowl. 4th and 31. Jalen Milroe to Isaiah Bond in the corner,” Ingram said.

When asked why the play is referred to as the ‘Gravedigger’, here is what Ingram said:

“It was 4th and 31. We put ‘em in a coffin and we grave dug ‘em.” 🪦🤣

[Andrew Bone @AndrewJBone]

SIGN MY ASS UP!

-Said nobody for YouTubeTV today.

But this video is 🔥

[College GameDay @CollegeGameDay]

WE ARE BACK‼️

Come for the classic @ReceDavis intro, stay for the Lee Corso banner 🥹

[College GameDay @CollegeGameDay]

"Shoutout Lee Corso." —Ohio State QB1 Julian Sayin

Coach Corso's last pick was a great one 🔥

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@CollegeGameDay Love this!! #RollTide

[ESPN @espn]

RT for a chance to win one of 30 exclusive Lee Corso collectibles in honor of Coach’s final College GameDay 🧡

[Seattle Seahawks @Seahawks]

Same path, new era.

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[Tide Hoops History @BamaHistory]

With the concern of tornadoes in the Deep South this weekend, 17 years ago today during another outburst of harsh weather conditions @AlabamaMBB guard Mykal Riley made the most important three-pointer of his career on March 14, 2008, inside the Georgia Dome.

As the Crimson Tide trailed Mississippi State 59-56 in the final seconds of a quarterfinal game in the SEC Tournament, Riley launched his three-pointer that rattled around before dropping and sending the game into overtime.

The shot occurred at 9:33 p.m. EST. Five minutes later at 9:38 p.m. an EF-2 tornado touched down just west of the Georgia World Congress Center and 100 yards north of the Georgia Dome.

Halfway through overtime, television announcers said it sounded like a “freight train,” while lights blinked and debris fell inside the arena. The game halted as players cleared the court and fans in the upper levels sought shelter.

If Riley’s shot had not fallen the game ends at 9:33 p.m. and fans leaving the Georgia Dome would have walked into a tornado outside.

Somehow after the tornado passed, the teams finished the game as Mississippi State won 69-67 to end Alabama’s season with a 17-16 record.

With structural damage to the Georgia Dome, the SEC moved all remaining games to Georgia Tech with just media, family and cheerleaders present. Georgia played twice on Saturday, defeating Kentucky and Mississippi State, to reach the final on Sunday as the Bulldogs won the tournament 66-57 over Arkansas.

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