When college football fans talk about dominant running backs, one name consistently rises above the rest—Derrick Henry. The former Alabama football star not only brought a national title to Tuscaloosa, but also carved out a legacy that stands tall among Heisman Trophy winners. Under the legendary guidance of Nick Saban, Henry didn’t just win college football’s most prestigious award—he redefined what it meant to be a power back in the modern era.

As Alabama gears up for the 2025 college football season, one name is generating significant buzz in Tuscaloosa: freshman wide receiver Lotzeir Brooks. Despite being a three-star recruit by some services, Brooks is poised to be the Crimson Tide's breakout star this fall

The 2025 college football season is shaping up to be a historic one for Alabama football, and it’s all centered around one name: Kalen DeBoer. After taking over the Crimson Tide following Nick Saban’s legendary run, DeBoer has rapidly retooled the program with elite coaching hires, top-tier talent, and a modern offensive mindset. Here’s why Alabama is not just in the national title conversation—but leading it.

The world of college football is one of deep tradition, passionate fan bases, and ever-evolving narratives. But as the sport has grown, so too has the influence of media personalities who claim to be experts. Names like Paul Finebaum, Tony Barnhart, and Andy Staples have become fixtures in the discourse around the game. Unfortunately, many fans are beginning to wake up to a hard truth: these pundits are no longer adding meaningful value to the sport. Instead, they seem more invested in clicks, controversy, and caricature than in insightful or balanced commentary.

Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Carolina, where we lay our scene…

It began, as all forbidden romances do, with eye contact across a crowded film study session. On one side: Bill Belichick, the gruff, hoodie-clad philosopher king of Foxborough, a man who reads coverages the way others read tea leaves. On the other: Jordon Hudson, a former cheerleader, UNC student, and aspiring philosopher in her own right, known for quoting Plato and posting selfies in perfect lighting. Sparks flew. Wisdom was exchanged. Perhaps even a laminated playbook.