2015 Spring practice

In terms of its outcome, A-Day is meaningless. But when factoring in statistics, it then becomes something of note. And while statistics from this game aren’t necessarily indicative of how that player will perform come fall, it is still worth highlighting the individual performances from the annual spring scrimmage played Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium...

All things considered, Alabama’s 2015 A-Day was a success. As coach Nick Saban put it after its conclusion Saturday, the Crimson Tide escaped with minimal injuries and the players – especially the quarterbacks – had an opportunity to showcase their abilities...

Even on a mediocre day from the quarterbacks, at least two Alabama wide receivers stood out above the rest. Robert Foster and ArDarius Stewart shared the Dixie Howell Memorial Most Valuable Player of the A-Day Game Award after the pair combined for 243 yards and two touchdowns on 14 receptions Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium...

Add four new concrete slabs to the Walk of Fame surrounding Denny Chimes. Per tradition, Amari Cooper, Jalston Fowler and Blake Sims were all immortalized as permanent team captains of the 2014 season when each placed their hand and footprints into wet concrete ahead of Alabama’s A-Day spring game Saturday...

Saturday’s A-Day won’t have any effect on the standings, but it still matters to the team for other reasons. That according to Alabama coach Nick Saban, at least, in his press conference Thursday evening, his last ahead of the annual open scrimmage to conclude the spring season...

Alabama returned to the Thomas-Drew Practice Fields for its 13th of 15 spring practices Tuesday. The Crimson Tide worked in full pads. Observations: - Defensive lineman A’Shawn Robinson (knee/ankle) was back practicing for the first time in three practices...

The University of Alabama's open spring scrimmage happens Saturday, and fans have an opportunity to purchase extra accommodations to upgrade their A-Day fun.

The University of Alabama will host its annual spring scrimmage this Saturday, and there's much more to A-Day than the football game.

New Alabama basketball coach Avery Johnson attended the Crimson Tide's football practice on Wednesday afternoon. During his 15 minutes on the field, he spent time with Bill Battle, Nick Saban, Burton Burns, and Scott Cochran. Before he left the complex, he spoke to the football team for a few minutes...

Alabama practiced outside on the Thomas-Drew Practice Fields on a humid day in Tuscaloosa Wednesday. It was the team's 10th of 15 spring practices. Observations: - Avery Johnson, who was formally introduced as the school’s new men’s basketball coach earlier in the day Wednesday, watched the early portions of practice from the sideline before walking out and talking with Alabama football coach Nick