Part two of the college football season recap.

Nick Saban’s “process” has netted Alabama its first national championship in 17 years.

Matt Hooper picks the biggest college football game of the year: Alabama vs. Texas!

Since I don’t really get enough incoming mail to warrant a traditional mailbag – ahem, [...]

And just like that, college football’s regular season is over

Alabama captured its 22nd SEC title and a berth in the BCS championship game after beating Florida, 32-13.

The biggest game of the year in college football is this weekend in Atlanta. Alabama and Florida are playing for the SEC Championship and a birth in the BCS title game.

For real this time, Bama’s back!

It seems almost incomprehensible that half of college football’s regular season is over, but with [...]

The Weekly’s coverage of week two of the college football season…

After only one week of college football, I’ve already learned a lesson: My predictions were terrible.

The Weekly’s comprehensive coverage of college football in the state of Alabama, week one.

ESPN is reporting that NCAA has cleared University of Alabama stars Julio Jones and Mark [...]

As most of you know, this Saturday marks the first full day of college football [...]

The expectations for Nick Saban’s Tide are sky high for the 2009 season…but with so many new faces on both sides of the ball making their debut in 2009, are fans expecting too much?

It occurred to me as I was watching the Hall of Fame Game last Sunday [...]

Ever wonder what it’s like working with Matt Hooper and Kyle Whitmire? We talk in circles a lot and drive all of our co-workers crazy. Take this week for example, when we riffed on the NCAA…

The NCAA has placed the University of Alabama football team on three years probation and forced the program to vacate wins from three of the past four seasons as punishment for a textbook disbursement scandal involving Tide players.

With a 4-24-2 record in three years as the head football coach at the University of Alabama, it’s no wonder that J.B. “Ears” Whitworth has been designated a pariah by the Tide fan base. But should the former coach shoulder all the blame for Alabama’s wayward years in the mid-to-late 1950s? Find out as Birmingham Weekly’s Matt Hooper pulls back the curtain on the darkest chapter in Crimson Tide football history.

If they played a baseball game at 2 a.m., would anyone cover it? Yes, yes they would. In fact, the Weekly did.