Recruiting

The Crimson Tide currently boast the No. 37 overall recruiting class in 2023 but have only accepted three commitments, leaving Alabama with plenty of room and time to secure another top-five class under head coach Nick Saban.

One of the 5-star prospects, defensive lineman Peter Woods recently told On3 Sports that he has narrowed down his list of potential schools to a final four.

Hewitt-Trussville class of 2022 quarterback Cade Ott Carruth took to Twitter to announce he is flipping his commitment from Mississippi State and be joining the Alabama Crimson Tide as a preferred walk-on.

However, reports from Steve Wiltfong of 247sports suggest that not only has Manning not cut his list to a final two options, but is instead considering up to six schools for his services.

It's official: The Alabama Crimson Tide has signed the nation's top running back, 5-star Emmanuel Henderson out of Geneva Co. High School in Hartford, Alabama.

Alabama 2022 commit, quarterback Ty Simpson led his Westview Chargers to winning the school's first state championship on Saturday. The Chargers won the Tennessee Class 2A state championship by defeating the Hampton Bulldogs 55-14 in Finley Stadium in Chattanooga, TN.

The No. 1 Alabama Crimson Tide is set to take on the No. 11 Florida Gators in "The Swamp" to open up SEC play for both schools. While its important to each program to start the season 1-0 in conference play they'll also be competing to impress several up and coming recruits.

Trevor Etienne, brother of former Clemson Tigers star Travis Etienne, has named Alabama in his top five schools.

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

Trevor Etienne, brother of Travis Etienne, former Clemson star running back, has named his top 10 schools ahead of his impending commitment, including the Crimson Tide.