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NEWS: Alabama EDGE commit Jabarrius Garror has locked in some official visits. Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r •Texas A&M -June 5-7 •Texas -June 12-14 •Alabama -June 18-21 Garror also has a visit planned with Florida State & Auburn but not a confirmed date. His stance with the Crimson Tide: “It’s still the same... show more

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C.F. Vigor ‘27 EDGE Jabarrius Garror has set three visits following his de-commitment from Alabama. Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r •Texas A&M June 5th-7th •Texas June 12th-14th •Florida State June 19th-21st Garror has racked up 210 tackles & 42.5 sacks the past two seasons.

C.F. Vigor ‘27 EDGE Jabarrius Garror has set three visits following his de-commitment from Alabama. Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r •Texas A&M June 5th-7th •Texas June 12th-14th •Florida State June 19th-21st Garror has racked up 210 tackles & 42.5 sacks the past two seasons.

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Alabama EDGE commit Jabarrius Garror on his relationship with the Crimson Tide: Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r “We have a great relationship. We talk almost every day.” Garror reveals Coach DeBoer & staff will be coming down to visit. He also has visits scheduled with Ole Miss Texas, & Texas A&M. He also speaks on his recent Junior Day visit with Florida State.

Alabama EDGE commit Jabarrius Garror on his relationship with the Crimson Tide: Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r “We have a great relationship. We talk almost every day.” Garror reveals Coach DeBoer & staff will be coming down to visit. He also has visits scheduled with Ole Miss Texas, & Texas A&M. He also speaks on his recent Junior Day visit with Florida State.

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C.F. Vigor ‘27 EDGE Jabarrius Garror clears the air on reports of Miami & Texas A&M being finalists in his recruitment. Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r “I don’t have a final order. Those two schools remain in my top schools but everything is open.” Garror plan to visits Texas, Miami, Georgia & others. He has won consecutive 5A Lineman of the year awards and registered 42.5 sacks over the last 2 years as well.

C.F. Vigor ‘27 EDGE Jabarrius Garror clears the air on reports of Miami & Texas A&M being finalists in his recruitment. Jabarrius“Chicken”Garr0r “I don’t have a final order. Those two schools remain in my top schools but everything is open.” Garror plan to visits Texas, Miami, Georgia & others. He has won consecutive 5A Lineman of the year awards and registered 42.5 sacks over the last 2 years as well.

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Havoc the K9 was severely injured along with his partner in a shooting in GA on June 21, 2026 . This is footage of him being flown by helicopter to a waiting ambulance to Auburn vet hospital in Alabama. He is stable and will recover. His partner is also stable but remained by his side the whole time . It’s Very touching to see the care taken of this little canine officer ❤️❤️

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On this date 22 years ago on March 20, 2004, Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most stunning NCAA Tournament upsets in program history, rallying from a 13-point second-half deficit to take down No. 1 seed Stanford, 70-67, in Seattle. The eighth-seeded Crimson Tide looked dead in the water midway through the second half. Stanford, powered by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress and carrying a dominant 30-1 record, had built a 53-40 lead with just 7:40 remaining. Everything pointed toward a routine closeout by the top seed. Then came the surge that Alabama fans still talk about today. The Tide flipped the game on its head with a breathtaking 16-0 run, turning a double-digit deficit into a lead in a matter of minutes. The momentum inside the arena shifted completely as Alabama’s defense tightened and Stanford suddenly had no answers. Kennedy Winston led the charge with 21 points, while Earnest Shelton poured in 14 to help ignite the comeback. Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each added 12 points, and Alabama showed poise at the line—knocking down 10 of 14 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the upset. Childress, held to 12 points, fouled out with 3:18 remaining and could only watch from the bench as the Tide completed the shocker. In the Alabama locker room afterward, a sign summed it up perfectly: “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated.” The victory sent shockwaves across college basketball, landing Alabama on the cover of Sports Illustrated and propelling the program to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991—a moment that still stands as one of the defining wins of the modern era of Crimson Tide basketball.

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The game that immortalized Paul “Bear” Bryant and spawned commemorative Coca-Cola bottles still cherished by fans happened 44 years ago today when No. 4-ranked Alabama Football rallied to beat Auburn, 28-17, as Bryant won his 315th game on Nov. 28, 1981 in Legion Field. After falling behind 17-14 early in the fourth quarter, Alabama responded with two touchdowns to ensure Bryant passed Amos Alonzo Stagg for the most Division I coaching victories. Walter Lewis started the comeback with a 38-yard touchdown pass to Jesse Bendross and Linnie Patrick followed with a 15-yard scoring run. Alabama played three quarterbacks against Auburn as Alan Gray scored the first Crimson Tide touchdown on a 1-yard run in the first quarter. Ken Coley came in and threw a 26-yard scoring pass to Bendross in the third quarter. “About the record the players set today,” Bryant said afterwards. “I want to thank the good Lord for being associated with all the people who made it possible. It’s been a hard year for me. I wasn’t strong enough or bright enough to handle it. Only the last week has it really dawned on me that so many people were involved.” The victory over his former assistant, Pat Dye, also clinched Bryant’s 13th SEC championship, as the Crimson Tide tied with Georgia as both finished 6-0 in conference play.

The game that immortalized Paul “Bear” Bryant and spawned commemorative Coca-Cola bottles still cherished by fans happened 44 years ago today when No. 4-ranked Alabama Football rallied to beat Auburn, 28-17, as Bryant won his 315th game on Nov. 28, 1981 in Legion Field. After falling behind 17-14 early in the fourth quarter, Alabama responded with two touchdowns to ensure Bryant passed Amos Alonzo Stagg for the most Division I coaching victories. Walter Lewis started the comeback with a 38-yard touchdown pass to Jesse Bendross and Linnie Patrick followed with a 15-yard scoring run. Alabama played three quarterbacks against Auburn as Alan Gray scored the first Crimson Tide touchdown on a 1-yard run in the first quarter. Ken Coley came in and threw a 26-yard scoring pass to Bendross in the third quarter. “About the record the players set today,” Bryant said afterwards. “I want to thank the good Lord for being associated with all the people who made it possible. It’s been a hard year for me. I wasn’t strong enough or bright enough to handle it. Only the last week has it really dawned on me that so many people were involved.” The victory over his former assistant, Pat Dye, also clinched Bryant’s 13th SEC championship, as the Crimson Tide tied with Georgia as both finished 6-0 in conference play.

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