Bear Bryant

The legendary houndstooth hat went up for auction last week with a starting bid of $500 and has already made its way up to $1,200.

Throughout the 100-plus year history between the Crimson Tide and the Bulldogs, there have been several memorable games that were nightmare-worthy for Alabama fans. In preparation for 'Bama's matchup against Mississippi State on Halloween, here are some of the scariest moments in the "Battle of Highway 82."

Legendary, Hall-of-Fame coach Don Shula passed away this morning, as first reported by Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. Shula coached the Baltimore Colts and the Miami Dolphins from 1963-1995.

We Bama fans remember Pat Summitt, the Tennessee Coach that we just couldn't seem to beat.  Summitt lead the Vols to 8 National Championships and had a career record winning percentage of .841.  Pat Summitt died after a 5 year battle with dementia that she fought bravely for the past 5 years...

Today we interviewed new UA student on campus for the 1st time and posed the question, "Which Coach has the better hat?"  The Houndstooth hat and the Straw hat have become synonymous with 2 of Bama's greatest Coaches. These new UA students had surprising VERY STRONG opinions about both hats...

The tradition of Alabama football can't be defined by just a few men, but there are two coaches that have made tremendous impacts on the university.

ATLANTA -- Alabama struggled offensively early, but it still found its way on the scoreboard first. With 9:05 left in the first quarter, the Crimson Tide took a 2-0 lead when redshirt freshman linebacker and former Hillcrest star Keith Holcombe blocked a punt that went out of the back of the end zone for a safety...

On October 16th, the film that Alabama fans have been waiting for will be released.

If your name is your name Paul, Bryant, William or even Bear, then you're invited to a special tailgate hosted by the Bryant Museum this weekend!

As another Mother's Day arrives and we prepare to show our gratitude to the important women in our lives, Alabama fans often reflect on an old television commercial that still resonates decades later.