Here's what the Crimson Tide's athletics director had to say about the SEC's move to a nine-game conference football schedule.

It appears cupcake games will soon be a thing of the past after SEC leadership made several changes for the 2026 season.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has tapped a senior military judge to head up its enforcement director, in what legal sources said was an unconventional pick for the top job policing Wall Street.

There is now more uniformity across conferences in college football, and that could mean the SEC and Big Ten are one step closer to agreeing on the format of the College Football Playoff for the 2026 season.

While he prefaced it by saying he didn’t know much in the way of American sports, Paul Martin, the co-founder of Box To Box Films and executive producer of the “SEC Football: Any Given Saturday” docuseries on Netflix, named a coach he’d love to document in a future season of the show:

Alabama football has scheduled two Power 4 non-conference every year through 2034, but that approach may change.