High Tide Traditions

On Tuesday evening at the Team Focus event in Mobile, Alabama head coach Nick Saban announced that his players made more money in college football than any other college roster despite the program not having an NIL collective in place.

Do you think you're smarter than the Bama football team? Show up at Mellow Mushroom in Tuscaloosa next Tuesday to take them on in trivia. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. and is a great chance to meet and compete against some of the Crimson Tide's finest.

Freshman quarterback Ty Simpson became the latest player to join the brand new NIL collective, High Tide Traditions.

The Alabama collective has hit the ground running this week signing two players off the Crimson Tide football team. Offensive tackle Tyler Booker became the first athlete to sign with High Tide Traditions on Monday, and place-kicker Will Reichard became the second to sign on Tuesday.