But where did the nickname "Crimson Tide" come from ... the context of war or poetry. While I was unable to locate a digital copy of the Birmingham Age-Herald after the Alabama-Auburn game ...

Ed Orgeron has always been a favorite of college football fans, even among Alabama fans, just as long as you don’t say “Roll ...

Despite being fired back in 2022, Ed Orgeron is as loyal as it comes to the LSU Tigers. After helping the program win a ...

Lee Steele added an offer from Alabama football after visiting the Crimson Tide and talking with their tight end coaches.

The Alabama Crimson Tide football team is regarded as one of the premiere college programs in the country — and for players who get to help shape the team's legacy, emotions can run as high as ...

The Alabama football program got a seal of approval from New York a day after the Crimson Tide blanked Utah State 55-0. The Mets’ Edwin Diaz was all about some “Narco” by Blasterjaxx and ...

Here's the history of why Alabama is called the Crimson Tide: Per the university's athletics site, Birmingham Age-Herald sports editor Hugh Roberts was the first to use the nickname "Crimson Tide ...

In Alabama, football is more than just a game; it's a source of inspiration for all those who follow the Crimson Tide. In the first episode of the new Fox Nation series, "The Tides That Bind ...

In short — and to no surprise — Alabama's Crimson Tide nickname originates from the football program. The name is widely believed to have its origins in the 1907 Iron Bowl matchup vs.