Following a 9-4 campaign in his first year at the helm, head coach Kalen DeBoer isn't convinced Alabama played to the program's standard in 2024."If you internally ask us, no," DeBoer said Wednesday at SEC media days,

Alabama football never lost at home in coach Kalen DeBoer’s first season in Tuscaloosa. The same can’t be said for the road. The Crimson Tide finished 9-4 in 2024, and that includes losses to Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Michigan away from Bryant-Denny Stadium. The loss to the Wolverines occurred in the ReliaQuest Bowl.

Alabama's Kalen DeBoer faces high expectations heading into his second season while USC's Lincoln Riley needs to reverse a three-year trend.

At SEC Media Days, Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer was pressed on the program's winning standard, what it means, and what it demands in Year Two.

College football season is upon us, with the season just mere weeks away. The Alabama Crimson Tide are looking to return to their winning ways, after a “disappointing” season in 2024 to their standards.

The Sooners ruined Alabama's College Football Playoff chances in 2024, beating the Crimson Tide 24-3 in Norman.

It wasn't bad last year, but the Tide attack has to be far more consistent and explosive. CFN Alabama Preview, breaking down the offense.

The Crimson Tide's head coach said Alabama didn't meet its internal standard during his first season in charge.

Year one of the Kalen DeBoer era in Tuscaloosa did not go according to plan. After rising to No. 1 in the AP Poll following an electric 41-34 win over Georgia, the Crimson Tide went 5-4 down the stretch, failing to win ten games for the first time since 2007 and losing to Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl.