2023 NFL Draft: Texans trade with Cardinals for No 3 pick, select Alabama's Will Anderson Jr
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Former Notre Dame QB Tyler Buchner heading to Alabama - ESPN
Heralded transfer quarterback Tyler Buchner, who left Notre Dame earlier this week, is headed to Alabama. He announced his decision on Twitter on Thursday afternoon.
Sources - Notre Dame's Tyler Buchner to enter transfer portal
Notre Dame quarterback Tyler Buchner intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.
Alabama quarterbacks struggle in Crimson Tide's spring game
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Jalen Milroe and Ty Simpson, the two Alabama players vying to replace Bryce Young as starting quarterback, struggled during the Crimson Tide's annual A-Day scrimmage on Saturday, throwing a combined three interceptions while completing fewer than half of their passes.
College football spring buzz from Alabama to Ohio State
During visits to Alabama and Ohio State this spring, the message from players and coaches was almost verbatim — an 11-2 finish doesn't cut it. So much so that Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord, unprompted by any reference to rival Michigan, called the past two seasons «complete failures.»
Alabama's Nate Oats: Not offended by Nick Saban's comments
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Alabama men's basketball coach Nate Oats said Thursday that he was not offended by comments Nick Saban made regarding Saban's handling of a football player's arrest, in contrast to how the top-ranked Crimson Tide have dealt with the controversy surrounding All-American freshman Brandon Miller.
Suspended Alabama DB Tony Mitchell drove 141 mph before arrest
Suspended Alabama defensive back Tony Mitchell was driving 141 mph as he attempted to flee police in Florida last week before being arrested, according to an arrest report obtained by AL.com.
Alabama's Nick Saban appears to take subtle swipe at basketball coach after suspending player
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