You're either Roll Tide or War Eagle; there's little in between. OnlyInYourState ranks this as one of the strongest "hills" Alabamians will defend, especially during Iron Bowl season. For many, tailgates and rivalries are more than sports, they're identities.

This time around Alabama’s head coach Kalen DeBoer led the Tide with cold, methodical football. With Ty Simpson at quarterback, Alabama executed a disciplined game plan, relying on a suffocating defense and relentless clock control to stifle a previously undefeated Vanderbilt squad.

A uburn scored season-high three goals in Southeastern Conference play, but Alabama countered with two goals in the final five minutes, with the game-winner setting a program record as the Crimson Tide won the Iron Bowl of soccer on Friday night, 4-3.

Streaks made to be broken: Missouri has won 15 straight games at home, the second-longest active streak in the FBS. Alabama has defeated Mizzou six straight times. The Tigers last defeated the Tide in 1975. Date: Saturday, Oct. 11 | Time: 12 p.m. ET Location: Faurot Field -- Columbia, Missouri TV: ABC | Live stream: Fubo (Start watching, save $20!)

Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack has orchestrated halftime adjustments to all but shut down opposing offenses in second halves.

Alabama women's basketball announced its television schedule for the 2025-26 season. The Crimson Tide will have 13 games broadcast on ESPN family networks, the program's most airings in the last three seasons. Alabama will have a total of 11 conference games streamed on SEC Network, and six additional home games following the ACC/SEC Challenge.

Vanderbilt led 7-0 late in the first quarter and was driving deep into Alabama territory when Alabama linebacker Justin Jefferson stripped the football from a scrambling Pavia just before he hit the ground. Instead of falling behind 14-0, Alabama took over and marched 92 yards for a game-tying touchdown.