Recruiting

Rodney Orr speaks on the state of the Crimson Tide recruits, both current and future.

The process continues with Alabama football, as the tide makes an offer to high school freshman Trent Seaborn

Alabama now has 25 commitments in the 2023 class with more prospects still out there to be had. The Crimson Tide may sign as many players as possible, as long as the roster adheres to the 85-man scholarship limit.

The cross-town rivalry matchup was not remotely competitive as the Patriots blew the Falcons out 63-19.

To merely suggest that Saban is out of touch with today's player is not only ludicrous, but shows a deep lack of understanding for the recruiting process that Saban has put in place and followed to perfection throughout the course of time.

Jeremiah Alexander ('22) - 5-Star EDGE and ESPN's No. 1 recruit from Alabama - announced his official commitment on Thursday.

Keylan Moses, class of 2025 and Dylan Moses’ little brother, received an offer from UA on Monday.

Head coach George Husack and the Alabama men's tennis program welcome the No. 2 2021 recruiting class according to Tennis Recruiting Network.

Jeremiah Alexander, a 5-star defensive end out of Thompson high school has announced on his social media that he is choosing to decommit from the Crimson Tide. Alexander is rated by the 247 Composite as the top player in the state of Alabama in the class of 2022.