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Is Ed Orgeron just trying to rile Alabama fans up or does he have a point?

Oh, Ed...did you know what you were saying that faithful night in Tuscaloosa?

While it may be easy to cast our own stones or make Orgeron the butt of a quick, cheap joke, instead we should think critically about why he's found himself in this position of anguish disguised as comfortable carelessness. From that perspective, we must offer empathy.

Nation champion head coach Ed Orgeron will not return to LSU in 2022.

With the advent of the 2021 college football season upon us, the LSU Tigers have announced a decision to require fans to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test in order to enjoy Tigers football in Death Valley this fall.

There's a 12-foot python on the loose in Baton Rouge, and Tuscaloosa has some pointers for dealing with this sneaky snake.

Alabama moves to 12-14 in SEC play after losing game three against LSU on Sunday. As they continue their battle to secure a spot for the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, take a look at the recap and what lies ahead here:

It's Christmas time in West Alabama! The temperature is dropping and there are presents under the tree. But where is Santa Claus actually from?

During a Dec. 3 episode of Hey Coach, Saban's weekly radio talk show, he discussed his quick trip to recovery after being diagnosed with the coronavirus last week.

So I've been living in Alabama for a year and a few months so far. I think I'm ready to tell my truth.